Working at Home
Date: Sep 6th, 2008
See ALL my work-at-home links on del.icio.us
- Generally speaking, work-at-home jobs are not as secure or well-paying as brick-and-mortar jobs.
- Many people need to have several part-time jobs to make a full-time income.
- With small kids who can’t work on their own, you’ll want to look for something with a flexible schedule if you don’t have regular childcare.
- Apply to as many jobs as you can. Keep trying! Something will turn up!
- If you get offered more than one and you can do them both, do that. It’s always best to have a solid plan B in order to ensure uninterrupted economic stability.
- Most home jobs require broadband Internet. Many also require a computer with Windows XP and/or a land line telephone line.
- There are a lot of work-at-home scams out there. RESEARCH BEFORE APPLYING.
- Tips for spotting work-at-home scams.
- Excepting small background check fees from well-established companies, you should never pay to work anywhere.
- There are no adult-oriented jobs or affiliate links of any kind on this page.
- I am constantly adding and amending these links, so check back often.
- If you have your own delicious.com account, you can suggest links to me and I’ll consider adding them!
- MOST OF THESE COMPANIES ARE US-BASED. I have a sub directory of companies that hire internationally all the way at the bottom!
Please feel free to make suggestions about new resources!!! Many thanks to the wonderful people at WorkPlaceLikeHome Forums, Rat Race Rebellion and WAHM.com for many of the links and lists on this page.
November 7th, 2008 at 10:49 am
Under virtual call centers, the Willow CSN is now Arise and can be found at http://www.arise.com. I have been working through them for a year now.
Melissa Garrett
November 17th, 2008 at 1:55 pm
If you would like to expand your non phone section, then check out the Work At Home Mafia. Job leads are posted from 27 non phone job categories daily as well as a texting section, CSR and other phone opportunities.
We also have a homeschooling section as well as agencies and assistance programs links.
May 28th, 2009 at 6:36 am
This is great girl thank you so much and keep up the geat work! I truely thank you for bein there for me!!
June 29th, 2009 at 7:05 pm
Delegate2 also recruit work at home writers. We are UK based but also accept writers from the US and Canada. The website is http://www.freelancewriters.info
August 22nd, 2009 at 12:35 am
I’ve been browsing around today looking for new WAH opportunities and have been surprised to not see my current company mentioned. I’ve been working for several months now doing copy writing for wordgigs.com. I homeschool my five kids and have still been able to make an average of 800-900/mo there. (Well, school is about to actually start up, so we’ll see how it goes! LOL)
Anyways, just thought you might want to add that under your freelance writing links.
August 25th, 2009 at 3:39 pm
there are lots of Work At Home programs out there. some programs are scam. I only stick to making blogs and monetizing it with Google Adsense.
February 24th, 2010 at 9:26 pm
owning a couple of blogs and websites and monetizing them with adsense or adbrite is a good way to Work at home. you can also answer paid surveys but most of them are scam sites.
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