Did you catch Friday’s radio show with guests from Demand Studios? If not you can listen to the podcast here.
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Perl Module Developer for C
Perl Developer
Perl TK & DBI Programmer
PHP Rockstar & Web Developer (Colorado Springs preferred)
Social / Email Marketing Blogger
I hope some of you were able to catch my new online radio show, Your Way to Work At Home. This week’s guest will be Stacy Brice of AssistU.com. Stacy formalized the virtual assistance profession and is an absolute VA genius! Learn about this exciting field and how you could become a virtual assistant.
Tune in on Fridays from 8-9am PST and get the scoop on how you can find Your Way to Work at Home.
If you miss the live broadcast, you’ll be able to listen to the podcasts at the website.
Tags: Home Business, radio show, work at home
Join me for my new online radio show, Your Way to Work At Home! It debuts tomorrow the 26th from 8-9am PST.
It’s a weekly show and my guests will be companies that actually hire telecommuters, experts in the fields that allow telecommuting (virtual assisting, freelance writing, transcription, etc.), successful home business owners and other work at home experts.
This week’s guests are from Demand Studios. Green Acres is the place to be for writer and fellow freelancer Glyn Sheridan who left the 9-to-5 rat race for “greener pastures” -LITERALLY! With the background, expertise and the knowledge to work for traditional media outlets, she chooses to write from home on her farm in the heartland of America. So what finally made her switch from traditional writing paths to picking up freelance writing assignments for a technology-driven online media company like Demand Media? Tune in to a spirited and lively chat with Glyn and Demand Media’s Remi Guyton and Wadooah Wali.
In this interview I’ll explore the company’s innovative online content creation arm, Demand Studios to learn how they kept more than 7,000 freelancers busy with assignments and also rewards its community with steady and timely income and other perks for active creators. Join me in an eye-opening discussion on the future of creating quality online content, embracing the entrepreneurial spirit while maintaining a flexible work schedule and how and why you need to be involved!
You’ll find it on Toginet Radio, Fridays 8-9am PST.
If you can’t catch the show live, you will be able to listen to the podcasts anytime.
“See” you there!
Sharon
Tags: radio show, work at home
I wanted to let you know that I won’t be posting listings for the rest of this week as we have exchange students coming from Japan and they will be keeping me busy. Thanks for your patience
Virtual Assistant
Looking For A Perl Wizard Who Can Work On Own!
Catalyst Developer for promotional download application
Senior Rails Developer
Senior Django, RoR & JQuery Developer
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Senior PHP Application Developer
Online Shopping Guru (Who Can Write!)
WRITERS NEEDED
Digital Magazine Needs Business & Luxury Writers
Looking for a Web Content Writer to partner up
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UI / UX Designer
Online Content (Blog) Writer
Fine Art Experts Needed To Write PAID How To Articles
YourDictionary – Freelance Writer/Editor – Telecommute
By guest blogger Nell Taliercio.
If you’re just starting out on your telecommuting job search; you may be getting a feel for what types of jobs are out there and want to know which ones you can do. For this article we’ll tackle one of the most popular telecommuting positions out there – Customer Service.
Each company has their own customer service duties, but for the most part, you’re job is to help that company’s customers get their questions answered or help them solve a problem.
How is Customer Service performed?
There are three ways that one could perform their customer service duties. The most popular being by the phone. You would have a phone in your home office and when you’re on duty for the company; the calls would be transferred to your home line, where you would take care of the customer.
There are some positions where you could perform your customer service duties using an email program. Typically, you would gain access to the company’s customer service email address account, where you can take the emails of customers and answer their questions that way.
There are also jobs where you can perform your customer service duties by using a special live chat program on a company’s website. It works much like an instant message program that you might use to chat with friends. A customer would come to the site, and use the chat program to converse with you about whatever their needs are.
How much can they make?
This is a tough question to answer, since so many companies do it differently. You would have to look closely at the websites of companies that you’re considering applying to. Here are some ways that you may encounter in your job search:
Hourly pay- This is the most sought after type of position. Most people look for this, but there aren’t too many out there. This type of position is where you would work a set number of hours, say 8-2 and get paid for an hourly rate for the hours you worked. These positions can run from $8-$12 in most cases.
Pay per Call- Some companies will pay a certain amount of money for every call you make or receive. Again, these types of positions aren’t seen too often, but they’re out there.
Pay per Minute Talked- This is the most popular type of position you can find. This is where you will be paid a certain amount per minute that you talk with a customer. For example, you work one hour for a company. In that hour you receive one phone call and you talk with them for 5 minutes. The pay you would receive for that one hour of work is the 5 minutes of actual talk time. Some companies will offer other tasks to perform in between calls, but the other tasks will generally have a different rate of pay.
Do you need a lot of experience to work as a customer service agent?
Typically, you don’t need that much experience. Some companies will ask for at least 6 months of experience, but most are okay with you having none. Generally, you would receive training with them, so you’ll get the knowledge you need to perform your duties.
On occasion, there will be positions where you will have access to some sensitive material, like credit card numbers. Those positions will require you to have a good credit record, so they can trust you to be discreet with their customer’s financial information.
If you have some customer service experience or if you have the ability to work with people in some of the toughest situations without getting riled up too easily, then this is a job you should consider.
Since each company is different, you will want to check out their websites or email your questions to them. Make sure you understand what the position entails or what the pay will be before applying.
Nell Taliercio has been working at home full time since 2004. She’s worked as a telecommuter, virtual assistant and affiliate marketer. In 5 years she’s discovered many secrets to finding legitimate work at home jobs and securing them. You can find work at home job information and tips at: http://www.justonlinejobs.com
Tags: home based customer service jobs, home based jobs, telecommute jobs, work at home jobs
Working at home can present unique challenges. Here are some basics on time management that I’ve learned over the years ….
Try to maintain regular business hours. When I first started working from home I found myself working way more than I did with my “traditional” job. It’s just so easy to jump out of bed in the middle of the night when you have an idea, but you would never do that if it meant dressing and driving to an office.
Let your family know that when you’re working they should not interrupt you during your work hours. Exceptions can be made for any of the following reasons: Soap bubbles are oozing from underneath your office door, an incessantly barking dog (and you don’t own a dog) or if your children have been quiet for more than 10 consecutive minutes.
Having a designated office space is very important. I have my office in what is really a formal dining room. It’s open to the rest of the house, no walls or doors. Now that my oldest is on her own, I could have used her room but I like the feel of still being connected to what’s going on in the rest of the house while still having my own space. If you’re not lucky enough to have a spare room, it’s perfectly fine to have a small desk in the bedroom, kitchen, wherever (within reason)…as long as it is only used as a workspace. This is also important for tax purposes. It should be relatively comfortable. A small space in nearly any part of the house can work but the bathroom is probably not your best choice for well, obvious reasons.
Schedule your day. You don’t have to be so strict that people start comparing you to the Soup Nazi, but you do want to have some structure. Set goals for each day, each week and/or each month.
Tags: work at home challenges
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Web Application Developer
Rails Programmer/Genius
Healthcare Industry Subject Matter Experts
Write about freelancing
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Children’s Media Company Seeks Mothers and Grandmothers
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