The MyZip Network is building “the first nationwide network of neighborhood blogs” and they’re looking for San Francisco Bay Area bloggers. The pay is 50 bucks a month. It’s not going to pay your bills, but it’s definitely a job you can do part time from home.
Here’s what they say about the compensation:
We are hard at work creating a generous compensation system that rewards MyZip.net… >>Continue reading MyZip.net Is Looking For Bloggers
Read moreI get a lot of questions about working at home from people who know me or know I work at home. It’s actually one of the reasons I started this blog. Not too long ago I was talking with someone who knows my husband and he asked me about how I ended up working at home. He was interested because his son was interested and being a good dad, he… >>Continue reading Advice for someone who wants to start doing some online work...
Read moreRemember back in school, when there were always a handful of kids who went home after awards ceremonies with perfect attendance certificates? I’d actually forgotten about those until a few years ago when I began sitting through my own children’s end-of-the-year accolades. As an adult, I can’t help but bite my tongue every year when I see awards given to a handful of children for their perfect attendance. The mom… >>Continue reading Schools Should Do Away With Perfect Attendance Awards
Read moreGeared at the work-from-home corporate job market, this article from accountingWEB is one of the best telecommuting landscape articles I’ve read in a while. When someone does such a good job of compiling quotes and data from reliable sources there’s nothing left to do but link to it. Although I wish the article linked back to its sources, it’s still worth the read.
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Read moreIf you do, then Derek Sheppard (at the Kitsap Sun paper out of Bremerton, WA) is looking for you. He’d like to ask you a few questions about what it’s like for a story he’s doing. Here’s what he says:
I’d like to provide some perspective from people who a.) Work from home, or b.) Employ people who work from home.
I’m not talking about a home-based… >>Continue reading Telecommute Already? Employ Telecommuters?
Read moreSome of the pleasures of working from home include preparing lunch here instead of having to grab fast food on the run , being able to control my work atmosphere, and saving one to two hours out of the day (along with saving gas) which would usually be set aside for the daily commute. Lately I’ve been thinking that maybe those extra hours could be put into more than the… >>Continue reading Perfect Masters Degrees For The Telecommuter
Read moreHere’s a list of 10 cool telecommuting jobs listed on Craigslist:
PETA, the non-profit animal organization, has some jobs posted and, although they officially say that they do not offer telecommuting opportunities on their Work at PETA FAQ page, I found a listing for an Online Fundraising Creative Assistant that’s also listed on Craigs list that says telecommuting IS okay for this position (see PostingID: 541203791 at http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/npo/541203791.html).
You do have to have Internet… >>Continue reading Animal Lover? Work for PETA.
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