How to find telecommuting jobs and opportunities.
I ran across this site, Creative Hotlist where you can search for work-at-home jobs quite easily. The site also allows you to create an account and build a portfolio with a resume if you know exactly what you’re looking for.
I tried the smart search and found the following job listings:
Freelance Copywriter
Our internal agency client is currently looking for a… >>Continue reading Creative Hotlist
If you’ve been online for any length of time, you’ve probably seen (or at least heard of) Craigslist. It’s a huge community of classified ads where you can find almost anything – even jobs.
You can search the default CraigsList site or you can go to the Craigslit City Page to begin searching in your area.
To begin a search, type the keyword telecommuting into… >>Continue reading Using CraigsList to Find Jobs
Read moreI often receive a lot of email. Recently I received information via an email alert from the Nell Taliercio, the Telecommuting Answer Lady, about a unique opportunity she’s stumbled upon. It’s a pretty cool job opportunity so I’m going to share it with you:
Mom’s Radio Network is seeking a new host for Baby Talk Radio. We would love to find a chatty expectant mom to… >>Continue reading For Chatty Moms: Podcasting Host Opportunity
Read moreWell – that didn’t take long to find a telecommuting job on a “regular” (non-job-hunting) site…
Turns out Google, the pleasure-to-work-for reputation company lists jobs in their jobs pages that offer actual telecommuting assignments.
Here’s how to find them:
Go to the Google Jobs page.
Then scroll down a bit to the “By Searching U.S. Openings” search box and type in telecommuting. Hit search… >>Continue reading Google Jobs
Read moreIf you’re into the social networking scene (as it seems almost everyone is these days), you might already be sharing photos and networking on Facebook. It’s become really popular lately and it’s said to be in the top 10 most visited sites online.
I happened to be glancing at their job openings just out of curiosity and thought I’d share. They have a lot of software engineering… >>Continue reading Facebook Jobs
Read moreOne of the easiest ways to look for work online is to turn to the sites you like. While it works really, really well for tech jobs and computer or Internet related talents, you’d be surprised how all different types of company sites actually list job openings.
While some of the job listings you’ll find might be traditional office jobs, you just might get lucky and find job openings… >>Continue reading Turn to Sites You Like
Read moreEditor’s Note…
I ran across Jenna’s article recently and it reminded me of when I first began looking for legitimate work at home. Although I considered freelance writing, I never ventured far into it. I did type up and edit someone’s novel once, but that’s a post of a different color.
Since many of you who venture here might be interested, talented and otherwise willing to give freelance… >>Continue reading The Beginner's Guide To Freelance Writing
Read morefrom guest writer, Heather Reimer…
Taking the Fear Out of Freelancing: Is Self-Employment Right For You?
Janine was thirty-something and the mother of one when her marriage broke up. She moved to a new city and started looking for a good paying job with parent-friendly hours and was getting frustrated with how rare those positions are.
A friend suggested she consider shopping her language translating skills as… >>Continue reading Freelance Fears Gotcha?
Read more
If you’re looking online for telecommuting job opportunities, you’ve undoubtedly run across data entry job sites that offer a pre-packaged solution or a membership fee. Let’s face it, most of us can type and would love to be able to easily make money with the skill! However, IF you’re sticking to the tried and true rule of looking for legitimate telecommuting work… “Don’t Ever Pay a Fee to Work”
Read more