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Does anybody know where I can find some good work at home jobs?

I’m interested at starting to work at home and am looking for any jobs that require you to work from home. I don’t know exactly where to look. I’ve had some leads that seem pretty legit but I need some more because I’m not sure if its going to work out with these particular work at home jobs. I want to know if possibly there’s a web-site or something I could look at on the internet that I could apply for a legit work at home job.

Hi there, Rather than try to sell you my opportunity I am going to give you some sites where you can find great work at home leads. As someone said above me, You should never have to pay for a JOB,A business opportunity maybe but not a job. I noticed 2 Mela reps posting answers to this, No offense to Mela , I have been with them for over a year but it is a business opportunity not a JOB and it does require a small start-up fee.
Anyway,, It sounds like you are looking for a work at home JOB so here is some links that may be helpful for you, I use them everyday even though I have many work at home jobs because you never know when that perfect one for you will appear/
Here is the sites and most are updated daily!

Here are some of the best legitimate ones in my opinion:

http://www.worldwideworkathome.com/work-at-home.html

http://www.wahm.com/jobs.html

http://www.workathomecareers.com/workathomejobs/

http://www.moneymakingmommy.com

I personally love the 3rd one! I have found some awesome jobs listed there! Good Luck in your search!

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Get a Work-At-Home Job During the Recession

Reading news articles that report a nearly 10% national unemployment rate can be discouraging. If traditional jobs are scarce, work-at-home jobs must be non-existent. The reality is that there are lots of work-at-home jobs available…right now. Here are 6 steps to finding a work-at-home job in a recession:

1. Know what you need to earn. Working at home in a job can change your budget significantly for the better. You can save on car expenses, child care, and grooming needs. Further there can be tax advantages that save you thousands of dollars a year. On the other hand, many work-at-home jobs pay less and often don’t have all the benefits that traditional jobs provide. You need to do a detailed budget so you can know what sort of wage or salary you’ll need to work at home.

2. Know what skills you have to offer. Despite what the scammers will have you think, you can’t just sign up for a job. Neither will a great offer show up in your email. Work-at-home jobs are like traditional jobs; you need skills and experience to get them.

3. Tailor your resume to fit the job. Generic resumes don’t cut it anymore. You need to make your resume specific to the needs indicated in the job announcement.

4. Be active and proactive. When the world is flush with jobs, you can submit a resume and wait for a call. But in this tough economic climate, there is no sitting back. You need to be searching for and applying to jobs daily. Talk to people using your network to help you find possible openings. Contact businesses who can use the skills you have and share how you can save them money by working from home.

5. Understand that your employment status will probably be different. Most companies that are taking on home-based workers are hiring on a contract basis. That doesn’t mean the work is infrequent. It just means that the employer isn’t paying for all the other stuff traditional employers pay for such as taxes and benefits. Many people are afraid of contract work, but they shouldn’t be. In contract work it’s possible to get paid more, have a flexible schedule, and reap tax benefits that can offset losing employer perks.

6. Consider freelancing. Like contract work, many people fear freelancing. But finding work as a freelancer isn’t that much different than finding a job. The benefits are even better though when you consider that freelancers usually get paid more per hour than employees (so they can make more or work less), have a flexible schedule, can choose not to work with people they don’t like, and can opt to only do the types work they enjoy!

Work-at-home jobs are available. I find them online every day. But it’s not possible to sign up or submit a resume today and get a call tomorrow. You need to make yourself stand out from the crowd, be proactive in your pursuit, and flexible in the types of work you’re willing to take.

About the Author

Leslie Truex has been helping people find work-at-home jobs since 1998. She is the owner of Work-At-Home Success and author of The Work-At-Home Success Bible. You can learn more about finding work-at-home jobs online including a list of over 300 companies that frequently hire at
Jobs Online Toolkit
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