Rewards of Working From Home

This website is an interesting concept. You upload your resume after you join and prospective employers can hire you. You can also apply for jobs yourself with all different pay scales. I did not sign up so I do not know exactly how it works, but it may be worth looking into for some extra cash.

It looks like there is a lot of administrative work, but I cannot see everything without logging in. Here is the link https://www.livework.com/

I came across this one day, but have not signed up yet. From what I have researched it looks similar to Mturk. You do some jobs and are paid. It also sounds like they pay the next day for any task you do. The payments come via Paypal. Another thing is I believe you have to be part of Facebook, as this CloudCrowd is part of Facebook.

I was able to see some tasks and the range from .03 to 1.42. There are items such as rewriting paragraphs, review websites, find websites, and grade written texts.

Here is the link for anyone that would like to pursuit this. http://www.cloudcrowd.com/

All of you searching for a work at home job this is a great time to grab a seasonal job and perhaps it will become permanent. If anything it will add work at home experience to your resume which work at home employers look for.

I do a seasonal scoring job with Pearson. I have mentioned it before, I do it in the spring and fall as students are leaving and starting school. It was my first work at home job and I have not given it up even though I have two permanent jobs. WHY? The pay is great, and it is good to have something on the back burner if I decide to shorten my hours and only want to work a few weeks out of the year. Sure, the weeks I have to do all three jobs it is grueling and tiring, but it is worth it.

There are all also companies that hire for the holidays to take calls - these jobs turn into permanent positions for many. I know many people do not like to be on the phone, but it is an excellent way to gain some work at home experience. You can test it out during the holidays and decide if it is for you.

Keep searching this is a great time of year to grab at work at home position.

I have not done a great deal of research on this, but it is called Contemporary Virtual Assistant. They are looking for candidates with excellent research, writing, blogging, social media and general administrative skills. Ideal candidate will also have light HTML knowledge, or experience in common web applications used today such as 1Shopping Cart, Aweber, Constant Contact, Wordpress etc.

Requirements: This position requires a minimum availability of 3 hours per day Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm EST. We do not accept applicants that are not able to work our minimums during business hours.Pay is hourly starting at $9.00 per hour and will increase to $10.00 per hour upon first satisfactory performance review (done at 30/60/90 day increments). Advancement within the company both in position, responsibility and rate is based on individual performance!

Apply here  http://form.contemporaryva.com/view.php?id=3

I stumbled up this and it looks like a great job. You are an answering service from your own home. There is a video on the front page showing someone taking messages.

The site has a great deal of information on what they do, although there is very little information on their job opportunity. For me information and to fill out their application check here http://www.corridoranswering.net/job_opportunities

This sounds interesting. I, unfortunately live in an extremely rural area, so local chains are quite a distance away.

They offer paid training which is always nice, and the days are Thurs-Saturday. This would work out for those who are busy during the week. It says you can work up to 24 hours. From what I have read it looks like the shifts are six hours at a time.

They pay it says is “attractive!”

To fill out an application or to read more go here.
http://www.campaigners.com/applyevents/

There seems to be many transcription out there, but many want experience. Transcription work is a great at home job for some that is detailed oriented, and can type fast. A fast typist I am not. I skipped that class in high school it bored me.

This job wants transcription experience and some medical care experience. It looks as though there are many positions available. It even mentions benefits to full-time employees. Sounds great for anyone with experience, that wants to stay at home

Here is the information

Even though I have been busy working, I am still doing as many test products as possible. I have been quite a few in the past two months, but recently I scored my first test product/focus group and will earn $200!!! I had to sign into a forum six times and comment on my usage. I am having a great time, and now I know the big cash for test products is out there!

Keep signing up and join as many survey groups and test product companies as possible. The same week I was invited to a $20 chat!!! Good luck everyone.

Apparently GE has some work from home opportunities for CS reps. This position is part-time only for those wanting twenty hours a week or less.  You also need six months experience in customer service. It also states after filling out the five to ten minute application proces, you will have to fill out an assessment. It does not state how long this will take, nor do I know anyone that has gone through the process.

If anyone is interested here is the link https://www.appone.com/MainInfo.asp?PositionID=16916

Lifebushido has been working on project called Coffee Stories. The book consists of interesting stories from people around the world who gave us their thoughts on what exciting thing happened to them in a coffee shop. The book has now been edited and is ready for print!

We are always looking for creative and talented people to get more involved with our extra projects such as coffee stories. If you think you fit the bill check out this site. http://turkshido.wikispaces.com/Coffee+Stories

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