Saturday, December 31, 2005

Work at home job leads

Please Note- A Legit Company will not ask you for money. These are unresearched work at home job leads. Use common sense if it sounds too job to be true-it probably is. Please post in comments if you have any replies to the jobs applied

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Real estate professional Atlanta

Appointment Setting Business2Business Anywhere

Senior Internal Auditor Travel involved Dallas

Internal Auditor Greensboro, NC

Customer Service Representative Possibility to commute SunTrust Bank , Doral FL

ONLINE ADVERTISTING SALES San Francisco

Graphic Designer Boston

Telemarkter/appointment setter Boston

Friday, December 30, 2005

Work at home phone computer support

Here's the link:
http://www.rmscomputersystems.com/jobs.html

Job Responsibilities: Calling back our customers to help them with their tech support issues. Report to other staff members any perceived trends, positive or negative, in calls/e-mails being received and/or solutions being used. Make the best effort to fix the customer's issues and modifications to ensure the problem will not reoccur. Maintain a courteous and helpful professional Technical Support image
at all times. Assess and respond to situations where standard procedures have failed in isolating or fixing problems. Ability to deal with customer issues in a timely manner and show above and beyond customer service. Excellent problem solving skills a must

Required Skills :

* DOS, Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP or Apple MacOS
* Troubleshooting of Operating Systems and Internet connection issues
* Knowledge of computer hardware diagnostic and troubleshooting
* Software installations and upgrading
* Can install / troubleshoot all computer-related devices (video, sound, modem, printer, scanner, camera, etc.)
* Have the ability to research online and work through problems
* Explain computer-related sales and service options to clients
* Advanced communication and people skills

Qualifications

* HS Diploma/Equivalent required
* 2 years Prior work experience in diagnosing and repairing PCs or consumer electronics
*Must be able to work a flexible schedule that includes nights and weekends. We operate 24 hours 7 days per week. Holidays Included.

Salary: Ranges depending on experience.

Hours: All shifts are open. Hours are flexible

Thursday, December 29, 2005

Be aware of work at home offers

This is the time of year people try to earn extra money to pay off holiday shopping bills. This is also the time of year scam artists offer easy money with work-at-home schemes. We're taking action to show you what to watch out for so you don't get taken by one of these bogus offers. "These offers always say little or no experience necessary, very few hours, earn lots of money from the comfort of your home. That's just not realistic.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2005

Home business is thriving Sonoma Valley

Wineries, hotels and restaurants play a high-profile role in the local economy, but many Sonomans quietly make a living without even a storefront to announce their presence. Home-based operations make up 20 percent of businesses in the Valley and are becoming not only more common, but a more desirable option for people seeking independence and flexibility.

Some businesses start out of the owner's home and grow into an office or retail space. Other times, owners have no intention of leaving home.

"It's come to a new position of envy," said Patti Peters, who has run a business-training company out of her home for 15 years. "In the old days, people would comment that you probably couldn't get a job anywhere, now they're asking, 'How can I do that?'"


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Companies that regularly hire telecommuters

Here are companies that regularly independent contractors or employees to work from home.   This list is updated on a regular basis as we find out about new companies. 

Work at home admin jobs


Work at home as an internet researcher 


Work at home tutoring and teaching education 


Work at home phone jobs


Work at home real estate and mortgage jobs


Work at home medical transcription and coding jobs


Worl at home accounting and bookkeeping jobs



Work at home texting

Saturday, December 24, 2005

John Higgins's workday is filled with constant interruptions. That's because the packaging-company executive usually works from a home office, where his "co-workers" include his wife, Kelly, his four-year-old son, Jack, and his five-month-old black Labrador, Plato.

One recent morning, the pup got hold of a roll of toilet paper and minced it into many, many pieces. Mr. Higgins, who is his own workplace janitorial service, had to clean up the mess.

But that wasn't the last diversion during our 40-minute phone conversation. Mr. Higgins was interrupted a total of four times if you count the time he heard his son's voice coming closer and feared the boy would barge in, as he usually does, with his latest action figure. "Uh-oh, here we go," said Mr. Higgins in a hushed tone. "Here he comes." (False alarm: The boy went into the garage.)


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Commute alternative: Work home

Commute alternative: Work home

By Tammy Cilione
Poughkeepsie Journal



Transit strikes and other events preventing travel to and from New York City don't have to mean a day off from work anymore.

Chuck Wilsker, president and CEO of the Telework Coalition headquartered in Washington, said telecommuting is a viable solution when events such as transit strikes prevent workers from getting to their jobs.

But Wilsker said using the telecommuting method effectively requires people doing it more than just once in a while
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