WorkAtHome Job Genius

Take This Job and Move it - HOME

Photos

Loading…

View All

Forum

Mystery Shopping, get paid for stuff you do anyway

I just wanted to put up a post about mystery shopping. It is a lot of fun. You get paid to shop, eat out, and perform other tasks to make sure that companies are good to their customers. Watch out ...

Started by nirra Jul 14.

Why do you enjoy working from home? What are the problems?

I love working at home. I can't imagine having to commute to an office now - with its dress code and structured schedule. I can't remember the last time I had to set my alarm clock. The one and onl...

Started by Sharon Hill Apr. 7, 2007.

Does your company offer telework? How extensively?

At Classified Intelligence all but a couple of administrative people work from home full time. I know there are many firms who let some folks work from home part time, while other companies are com...

Started by Sharon Hill Apr. 7, 2007.

What are some of the problems with supervising remote workers? 1 Reply

I think the two main problems with supervising teleworkers are making bad choices about who is suited to telework, and the manager's own resistance to trusting her or his employees to work without ...

Started by Sharon Hill. Last reply by Ted Wood Jul 20.

View All

Blog Posts

Recruitment Site / Job Board Devoted to Telework Jobs

Telework Recruiting Inc., www.teleworkrecruiting.com is a job board and career resource site focused solely on telecommute jobs. Here a job seeker can find job openings for work they can do from home, post their resumes and read articles and tips on work at home jobs. I'm not personally familiar with its legitimacy or success, and there is a fee (one time only, $59.95) but it is endorsed by publications and organizations that don't do so lightly. Fortune Magazine offers a testimonial as well as… Continue

Posted by Sharon Hill on May 24th, 2008 at 10:21am

Telework Job Sites that Work - They're Legit

The two best job sites I know that are dedicated to telecommute job are.... Telecommute Jobs - Click here to subscribe. $79 a year will let you search jobs, but they also blast your resume to thousands of recruiters, 400 of which are focused on telework jobs. TJobs - www.tjobs.com - $15 a year to post your resume and search for jobs. I've gotten freelance writing assignments from this site. Major nat… Continue

Posted by Sharon Hill on May 11th, 2008 at 9:25am

Telework Centers - Your Home Office Away from Home

If you're a teleworker, or if you want to be but your home is not equipped for it, it would be too costly to equip it (major redesign) or you just have too many folks in too crowded a condition) that doesn't mean you can't telework. Telework centers can resolve this issue for you, and help you stay in touch with the office while traveling. Telework centers are designed to keep people off the congested high-traffic highways and reduce their commute time to work. The most ambitious of these telew… Continue

Posted by Sharon Hill on May 3rd, 2008 at 7:47am — 1 Comment

Setting up Your Home Office - My Home Office Choices

While some things may seem fairly obvious about a home office - you probably need a desk, a comfy chair, a computer, a printer and a phone - there is far more to it than that. In fact, many of us opt for a work station thinking it can double as a desk and are very disappointed when there really is no place to write, to collate, to spread out papers, graphs, etc - just space for a computer and a file tray. I actually have both a work station and a desk - the work station is a large corner model w… Continue

Posted by Sharon Hill on April 19th, 2008 at 8:23am

Headed to DC

One of the best perks of my new job is that I get to travel about 20 weeks a year. I think that's great for someone who works at home - assuming you like to travel, of course. But it's really nice to get out and see people, especially people in my industry - media - who understand my interests, share them, and tolerate my enthusiasm and excitement about all the changes for newspapers and their readers and viewers. I'm headed to Newspaper Association of America (NAA) NEXPO (Newspaper Expo.) It's… Continue

Posted by Sharon Hill on April 11th, 2008 at 5:59pm