First Impressions are important aren't they? I can look back on a few instances in my life where I was wearing the wrong outfit for a very formal event or overdressed for an event that was casual. After those nightmarish tales you would think I wouldn't want to talk about it, but it is actually the other way around. Talking about those horrific situations helps me to learn how to not ever do it again and be better prepared for any future events.
We'll talk soon. Have a awesome Holiday!
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
Tip #5 Make Your First Impression Count
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Showing newest 19 of 21 posts from December 2009. Show older posts
12/29/09
Tip #5 Make Your First Impression Count
12/28/09
Scam Alert!
Good Morning Everyone,
I just wanted to make a note of this and also wanted you all to be aware. There was a previous post that I had in regards to customer service jobs provided to you by WAHS and the owner of the site emailed me to let me know that StarTek(who is being scammed) is indicating that its name is being used in a scam. Here is the link she provided: http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=6Ao13&m=1axFDs9scYyq91&b=rBfAcyJ2pYzMx0g1z4jRaw. StarTek does list jobs on its site and Leslie Truex, whom I am working with in bringing these awesome jobs to your desktop, has since removed the StarTek job from her blog post. The post came from CareerBuilder and has since been removed. We are both not clear if that posting was part of the impersonating scammers, but to be safe I am sending you this notice. So please be very cautious and NEVER pay for a work from home job. Whatever form of payment that may be, whether it be Western Union, the company taking a percentage of whatever you earn and sending “the rest” or “their percentage”, this just doesn’t happen and is illegal. So take note and be weary.
This is especially harsh too because since we are presently in a recession, scammers are on the rise and using any means necessary to get to your checking, savings, email…you name it scammers find a way. So be cautious and keep your eyes and ears open. If it is too good to be true, then it probably is.
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
Tip #4 Allow Reviews
Are you or your family going anywhere special this holiday season? We are just hanging out at home and drinkiing cocoa, vegging out on the couch and we may play a few board games with our kids too. Enjoy your family!
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
Tip #4 Allow Reviews
12/27/09
Happy Holidays! Jobs Available Today 12/27/09
Good Evening,
It has been a whirlwind this holiday season, but I did not forget about you all. I hope your season’s greetings are warm and that all of your holiday wishes are coming true. Maybe a new job, new beginnings and everything else that comes with the start of a new year. Enjoy what I have to offer you this last Sunday of 2009 and keep your head up.
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
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*These jobs provided by WAHS and brought to you by EMDIAU
Administrative Support and Clerical Jobs
Remote Assistant (last job on page)
Program Specialist (support for CSR at LiveOps)
Virtual Assistants for Lawyers
Computers/Internet/Technical Jobs
Financial/Bookkeeping/Real Estate/Insurance Jobs/Business
Insurance Agents (middle of page)
Nursing/Medical/Social Work/Case Management
Spanish Bilingual Case Manager
PR/Marketing/Sales/Fundraising Jobs
Call center (outbound b2b)
Teachers/Tutors/Education
Writing/Art/Photography Jobs
Content Writers - Various topics - About.com
Miscellaneous Jobs
Spanish speaking Translators/Editors
Marketing/Telemarketing/Appt Setting
Phone sales op (give away trial newspaper subscription)
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12/26/09
Tip # 3 Creating Exceptional Customer Service
How was your Christmas? Did Santa give you all that you wanted? I hope it was grand and that you are preparing for the New Year without a hitch. Hope you are enjoying these memories with your loved ones and will cherish them always as the years go by. Talk to you soon.
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com/
Tip # 3 Creating Exceptional Customer Service
12/25/09
12/24/09
3 Important Things To Know
Happy Christmas Eve!
Hope you are enjoying this wonderful time of year with your family Have a wonderful time and I will "see" you in the New Year!
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com/
3 Important Things To Know
12/23/09
5 Tips To Starting An Online Store
Good Morning,
These are one of the first tips in starting an online store and what to look for.
Enjoy!
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com/
5 Tips To Starting An Online Store
12/22/09
Starting Out in an Online Business Venture
Good Morning,
For the next few days I am going to be sharing a post that I read about in regards to starting an online store for the first time and what is important in getting it off the ground successfully. I have been online off and on since 2002 and I am always learning, trying new avenues and sometimes dropping blogs altogether. This is what having a business, any kind of business is all about. You have to be willing to change your perspective and overall facade if the one you created isn't working and if it is keep it, but always find new ways and ideas to keep it growing and expanding into a successful business.
Enjoy these tips for the next few days and take notes too.
To Your Success!
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com/Growyourbiz.aspx
12/21/09
How to Start a Santa Letter Business
A Santa Letter Business is a Great Business for Both Seasonal or Year Round
If you like spreading Holiday joy and the mere thought of making a child smile and their eyes light up with a personalized Santa letter then this could be the perfect business for you. And what a fun one at that! A Santa Letter Business can be something that you do only around the Holidays to bring a little extra cash in or it can be a year round business. Whether you decide to do it only around the Holidays or year round it can be profitable if you know what you are doing.
Of course running a business takes hard work too. You’ll need to be prepared for the Holiday season and the orders that will come in. You will need to make sure that you are stocked up on postage, leave yourself enough time to get the letters mailed so that they reach their destination on time. Remember these letters are coming from the North Pole after all ;-)
First before you start thinking about taking orders for the letters you need to think about the business aspect of things. You will need to appear as professional as possible and follow some basic business principles like having a business checking account. It’s a good idea to have a website to promote your business too. These are all things you will need to think about.
Maybe the thought of doing this year round has you questioning how that’s possible. After all Santa letters are only going to be in ‘season’ for a few short months. Believe it or not there are many options for this business.
If you are interested in taking your Santa Letter business a step further and turning it into a year round business pick up your copy of Mom’s Talk Biz Guide to Starting Your Own Santa Letter Business . It provides tips on how to make it a full-time business. The guide also provides pointers such as the skills to get your business off the ground, tools and materials needed, how to get a North Pole postmark, marketing to your local area as well as some basic business tips such as whether or not you need to register your Santa Letter business and tax deductions and tips.
This Article Brought to You by MomTalkBiz
12/20/09
Sunday Jobs: From Customer Service to Writing Jobs Good Luck!
Good Morning,
I hope you are having a great week. We have been crazy busy with Christmas shopping and trying to keep our heads on straight with all of the packages and sales we have frequented. At least through it all we can still laugh. Today a bring you a bundle of work from home and telecommute jobs for your reading pleasure. I hope that you find that dream job and fulfill all your dreams. Have a great Holiday and Happy New Year!
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
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* These jobs provided by WAHS and brought to you by EMDIAU
Public Relations
Tax Accountant
Community Web Producer
Customer Service
RN Case Manager
Nurse Call Center Agent
Personal Assistant
Loan Officer (charges for background check, which is acceptable. Many companies do this now.)
Freelance TV Blogger (VH1)
Transcription
Personal Finance Blogger
Mortgage Underwriter
Script Readers
Constant Contact Web Blast
Customer Service
Field Sales and Service Rep
Patient Services Rep
Admission Assistants
Customer Service
Celebrity Blogger – Paris Hilton
Nurse (call center)
Graphic design (newsletter)
PT Administrative Assistant
Grant Writer
Academic Editors
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12/19/09
Ghostwriting for Pay
Got Writing Skills? Get Paid to Write Every Day as a Ghostwriter
If you have ever dreamed about having a career in freelance writing, you might look into the growing opportunity of ghostwriting. Ghostwriting is the practice of writing works (books, articles, etc.) anonymously for a client. In turn, the client gets full rights to place her name on the writing and publish it as her own.
Side Note: If you've heard of ghostwriting before and you already know it's a career path you want to pursue, I recommend you pick up a copy of Just Add Sweat's "How to Become a Ghostwriter" Guide. It will show you exactly what you need to know to get started.
But if you're new to the idea of becoming a ghostwriter, let's continue:
To get into ghostwriting, there are a few skills you should have or work to acquire:
- Excellent Writing Skills: Certainly to be a ghostwriter, you need to be able to write well. Your writing should flow well, cover topics thoroughly and in many cases, your clients will expect you to capture their unique voice in your writing.
- Research Skills: As a ghostwriter, you'll be responsible for finding and processing all of the information that you will need to be able to do your writing on a specific topic.
- Grammar & Spelling: It might seem obvious, but it's important to note. All of the work that you turn into your clients as a ghostwriter must be free of any grammar and spelling errors.
Many different types of businesses and individuals readily use ghostwriting services. Authors, business executives, celebrities and others may look to ghostwriters to write books for them. Online business owners, blog publishers and other websites hire writers to create articles and other content. Information product sellers look to ghostwriters to publish how-to and other instructional guides. The sky is the limit when you are looking for people who want to hire ghostwriters.
There are many things you can do put yourself ahead in this field (and the How to Become a Ghostwriter Guide covers these and more in depth).
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Start building a resume that will get you noticed. Highlight any writing experience and if you don't have any, you can offer to do a few free small projects to build your resume. Approach a non-profit business or someone that you know that might need writing services.
- Determine which topics you are qualified to write about. Although many ghostwriters are well-rounded and can write on many researchable topics, having a specialty can help you get work. For example, you might have special knowledge of health, finance or parenting topics. Use this to your advantage.
- Have relevant samples readily available to showcase your writing skills. Many clients are more concerned with how well you write, rather than the amount of experience you've had.
To get more help, get a copy of Just Add Sweat's "How to Become a Ghostwriter" Guide. It will help you discover if ghostwriting is indeed the right career for you, how to break into the business, service rates and more. Ghostwriting can be a competitive business, but there is plenty of room for new writers if you're armed with the right approach and that's exactly what the guide will give you. Click here for all the details.
12/16/09
Ghostwriting for the Internet
Got Writing Skills? Get Paid to Write Every Day as a Ghostwriter
If you have ever dreamed about having a career in freelance writing, you might look into the growing opportunity of ghostwriting. Ghostwriting is the practice of writing works (books, articles, etc.) anonymously for a client. In turn, the client gets full rights to place her name on the writing and publish it as her own.
Side Note: If you've heard of ghostwriting before and you already know it's a career path you want to pursue, I recommend you pick up a copy of Just Add Sweat's "How to Become a Ghostwriter" Guide. It will show you exactly what you need to know to get started.
But if you're new to the idea of becoming a ghostwriter, let's continue:
To get into ghostwriting, there are a few skills you should have or work to acquire:
- Excellent Writing Skills: Certainly to be a ghostwriter, you need to be able to write well. Your writing should flow well, cover topics thoroughly and in many cases, your clients will expect you to capture their unique voice in your writing.
- Research Skills: As a ghostwriter, you'll be responsible for finding and processing all of the information that you will need to be able to do your writing on a specific topic.
- Grammar & Spelling: It might seem obvious, but it's important to note. All of the work that you turn into your clients as a ghostwriter must be free of any grammar and spelling errors.
Many different types of businesses and individuals readily use ghostwriting services. Authors, business executives, celebrities and others may look to ghostwriters to write books for them. Online business owners, blog publishers and other websites hire writers to create articles and other content. Information product sellers look to ghostwriters to publish how-to and other instructional guides. The sky is the limit when you are looking for people who want to hire ghostwriters.
There are many things you can do put yourself ahead in this field (and the How to Become a Ghostwriter Guide covers these and more in depth).
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Start building a resume that will get you noticed. Highlight any writing experience and if you don't have any, you can offer to do a few free small projects to build your resume. Approach a non-profit business or someone that you know that might need writing services.
- Determine which topics you are qualified to write about. Although many ghostwriters are well-rounded and can write on many researchable topics, having a specialty can help you get work. For example, you might have special knowledge of health, finance or parenting topics. Use this to your advantage.
- Have relevant samples readily available to showcase your writing skills. Many clients are more concerned with how well you write, rather than the amount of experience you've had.
To get more help, get a copy of
Just Add Sweat's "How to Become a Ghostwriter" Guide. It will help you discover if ghostwriting is indeed the right career for you, how to break into the business, service rates and more. Ghostwriting can be a competitive business, but there is plenty of room for new writers if you're armed with the right approach and that's exactly what the guide will give you.
Click here for all the details.
This article brought to you by Just Add Sweat
Direct Sales Success Ebook
From Time to Time I will be posting business opportunities a few times a week. You may be wondering why I would do this on a blog that features mostly work from home opportunities. It is the appropriate platform to jog your memory and see the potential that is in all of us to succeed. If you don't like your present job that you are in now you have an opportunity to change it, espeically if working for someone isn't your cup of tea and you want total control, then I would highly suggest you find your passion and get started on fulfilling your goals. Good Luck to you and Happy Holidays!
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
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How do you achieve success in a direct sales business? Do you follow your own gut instincts or are you a follower and need to have someone tell you what to do? This ebook is designed to show you various ways that a direct sales business could be the ideal business for you or not. With a carefully chosen Direct Sales product line you can build a business around what you love and have nearly limitless income potential.
12/15/09
Monday Jobs: Who says that there is no such thing as a job from home?
Good Evening,
Hope this post finds you well this evening, morning or whatever time you are in the world. I try to post jobs from different areas, so that it is all very well rounded and diverse. Be adventurous and make it count this joyous season. My wish for you is to land a job that lifts you off your feet and Everyone deserves to find true happiness, whether that be in a job or elsewhere. Sorry if I am a little mushy this evening, but it is the holidays and sometimes I get sentimental.
May You have the Happiest of Holidays and May all your wishes come true.
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
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Provided by GenuineJobs and brought to you by EMDIAU.
We'd like to thank you for taking the time to visit us as part of your daily job search routine this Sunday morning (depending where in the world you are when you read this update). We've already added several new vacant work at home, telecommute and freelance jobs, including the call for someone to fill the position of "Email Assistant". In most cases these jobs can be done anywhere globally, unless it says different in the "description" field.
Here's a sample of the new jobs that were added recently...
1. Email Marketing Production Assistant
2. Telephone Sales Representatives
3. Full-time / Part-time Operators
4. Technology Forum Specialists
5. Customer Service Dispatchers
6. Regional Reporter
7. Part-time Copy Editor & Headline Writer
8. Web Content Writers Needed Immediately
9. Game Lead Programmer
10. Contract PHP Developer
11. iPhone Developer / Programmer
12. Talented UI Designer / UX Expert
13. PHP and SQL Programmer for Social Networking Site
14. First Class LAMP (PHP) Programmer
15. Mobile Application Programmer
16. Web Monetization / Online Ad Guru Wanted
17. PR Writer
18. ASP / Access Developer
19. Social Worker / Therapist (Part Telecommute)
20. Gardening Site Blogger
21. Seeking Freelance Writers
22. E-Book Writers
23. Startup Seeks World Class Marketing Copywriter
24. Freelance Editors Wanted
25. Freelance Graphic and Flash Designers
26. Creative Writer Needed
27. Seeking a Webmaster (Rhode Island / New England)
28. Autobiography Editor
29. HTML Parsing with Ruby
30. Highly Skilled Spanish Translators / Editors
31. Benefits Coder with NASCO
32. Entry Level - Customer Service
33. P/T Inside Sales / Lead Generation Sales Managers
34. Data Entry with 3dcart.com
35. In Need of a Content Writer
36. Part-time Independent Contract Writer / Editor
37. Freelance Writers Needed
38. Web Content Writer
39. UI / UX Designer Needed
40. Flash Developer (semi-telecommute)
41. Web Developer - Ruby on Rails
42. News Site Seeks Webmaster / Developer
43. Accounts Receivable Curriculum / Procedure Writer
44. Website Designer - Contract
45. 2D Game Graphics Artist
46. Arabic Content Developers Needed
47. Multi-Media Designer
48. Writing Articles for Magazine
49. Quickbooks Expert
50. Social Network Marketing Expert
51. Photoshop Whiz to Support / Test PS Plug-ins
52. Part Time Marketing Assistant
53. Facebook Connect / WordPress Integrator
54. Administrative Assistant for Hire
55. Public Relations Account Executive
That brings the total number of vacant jobs to over 2100.
12/13/09
Sunday Jobs: These are awsome finds ...Good Luck!
REAL Home Jobs
Have a great weekend and week!
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
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*Jobs below provided by Rat Race Rebellion and brought to your inbox by EMDIAU
*Editor’s Note: All positions are screened, but we can’t of course “guarantee” the legitimacy of any hirer or lead, so please do your own "due diligence" as well!
Also, please note that on occasion the hirer will decide to change the description or the availability of the job or project shortly AFTER the summary is published here. (Unfortunately, we have no control over this.) Therefore, be sure to read the underlying ad carefully, and apply promptly for any job that interests you.
1. Website Reviewers
UserLytics seeks Testers to review Websites. Pays $10 per review.
For more: http://www.userlytics.com/?page=contactfaq&mtype=2
2. Bloggers / Writers “Who Understand What People are Searching For”
HubPages.com seeks Bloggers / Writers who “have a good sense of what people are searching for.”
For more: http://jobs.problogger.net/view/2846
3. Field Service Representative for Nielsen (Norfolk, Va., Area)
Nielsen seeks a full-time Field Svc. Representative in the Norfolk, Va., area. “Managing a geographic assignment of numerous Nielsen households, Field Reps will build and maintain relationships with Nielsen families while coaching all family members on how to use our equipment and ensuring ongoing family participation and customer service.”
Editor’s Note: This is a work from home rather than a work at home position.
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yjph6ty
4. TV Blogger – Daytime Talk Shows
B5media is looking for a Blogger to cover daytime talk shows. “The applicant will be a fan of all major daytime talk shows and be willing to provide opinions and insight to other fans.”
For more: http://jobs.problogger.net/view/2834
5. Instructors, “All Languages,” Berlitz Virtual Classroom
Berlitz continues to advertise for Language Instructors for its Virtual Classroom. (To access the lead, go to linked page below and scroll to bottom.)
For more: http://careers.berlitz.com/current_job_vacancies.asp
6. Writers for TopTenREVIEWS
TopTenREVIEWS is looking for Writers “with analytical thinking skills and specific knowledge of major categories to research and write compelling content to generate site traffic.”
For more: http://www.writerfind.com/freelance_jobs/job6081.htm
7. Google Ads Quality Raters – Korean Language (US or CAN work authorization)
Google continues to seek Ads Quality Raters fluent in English and Korean. “As an Ads Quality Rater, you will be responsible for reporting and tracking the visual quality and content accuracy of Google advertisements.”
For more: http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=70265
8. Travel Bloggers
RingJohn, Ltd., seeks Travel Bloggers for a 6-month campaign.
For more: http://jobs.problogger.net/view/2841
9. Professor of Finance, Bachelor Level
Kaplan Univ., owned by the Washington Post, seeks a Prof. of Finance, Bachelor Level with 4-7 years’ “experience and/or training.”
“Level of formal education: Doctoral degree (PhD/DBA/JD).”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/ygtuwxm
10. Writer on Disney World
About.com, owned by the NY Times, seeks a part-time Contributing Writer to cover Disney World. Pays $500 per month plus incentives for pageviews.
For more: http://beaguide.about.com/cwapplynow.htm
11. Open Source Java Developer
MuleSoft is looking for an Open Source Java Developer. “As a core developer, you'll primarily be developing in Java and, because of the breadth of Mule, will be working with numerous open-source technologies and a messaging/web service protocols (SOAP, JMS, REST, XMPP, etc).”
For more: http://jobs.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?5728
12. Writers for Cruise Sites
Internet Brands continues to advertise for Writers to provide content for cruise sites. “If you have an interest in cruising and the cruise line industry this could be the opportunity for you to contribute to one of the top Cruise information sites on the web.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/ygk4sr2
13. Medical Transcriptionists
Webmedx seeks full-time Emergency Dept. MTs with at least 2 years’ experience.
For more: http://www.mtjobs.com/job.php?jid=426
14. Writer on Soul Food
About.com, owned by the NY Times, seeks a part-time Contributing Writer to cover Soul Food. Pays $500 per month plus incentives for pageviews.
For more: http://beaguide.about.com/cwapplynow.htm
15. Anatomy and Physiology Online Instructor
Kaplan Univ., owned by the Washington Post, seeks a part-time Anatomy and Physiology Online Instructor. “PhD or Masters in Anatomy, Physiology or Related Field…”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yk9lttl
16. UI Designer
Worry Free Labs, Inc., is looking for a UI Designer. “Opportunity for occasional print work as well if interested.”
For more: http://www.authenticjobs.com/jobs/4373
17. Writers for Pet Websites
Internet Brands continues to advertise for Writers to provide content for pet Websites. “Previous experience writing for animal publications is desired. Experience/expertise with pet-related subject matter is a must.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yfuupfe
18. Consumer Intelligence Research Consultant (“Travel frequently to LaFarge, WI”)
Organic Valley Family of Farms, a co-op of 1300 organic farms, seeks a Consumer Intelligence Research Consultant. “Able to travel frequently to Organic Valley Headquarters in La Farge, Wisconsin.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yfyta64
19. Google Ads Quality Raters – French Language (US or CAN work authorization)
Google continues to advertise for part-time Quality Raters fluent in French and English. “As an Ads Quality Rater, you will be responsible for reporting and tracking the visual quality and content accuracy of Google advertisements.”
For more: http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=54455
20. Writers to Cover Bed & Breakfasts
Internet Brands seeks Writers for BBonline, “a leading guide to Bed and Breakfasts across the United States. Articles will cover shopping, outdoor activities, restaurants, and nightlife options a city provides.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/ydskvjz
*These jobs below provided by WAHS and brought to you by EMDIAU
Attorney/Legal Recruiter
Web monetization/ ad guru
PR Writer
Social Worker (San Francisco)
Web Graphic Designer
Good Morning,
I am loving being able to bring these precious finds to you from my email box to your inbox. I wish you nothing but success and blessings in your search for that ideal work from home job. You should NEVER have to pay for a work at home job. Have a great weekend and week!
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
*****************************************************************
*Jobs below provided by Rat Race Rebellion and brought to your inbox by EMDIAU
*Editor’s Note: All positions are screened, but we can’t of course “guarantee” the legitimacy of any hirer or lead, so please do your own "due diligence" as well!
Also, please note that on occasion the hirer will decide to change the description or the availability of the job or project shortly AFTER the summary is published here. (Unfortunately, we have no control over this.) Therefore, be sure to read the underlying ad carefully, and apply promptly for any job that interests you.
1. Website Reviewers
UserLytics seeks Testers to review Websites. Pays $10 per review.
For more: http://www.userlytics.com/?page=contactfaq&mtype=2
2. Bloggers / Writers “Who Understand What People are Searching For”
HubPages.com seeks Bloggers / Writers who “have a good sense of what people are searching for.”
For more: http://jobs.problogger.net/view/2846
3. Field Service Representative for Nielsen (Norfolk, Va., Area)
Nielsen seeks a full-time Field Svc. Representative in the Norfolk, Va., area. “Managing a geographic assignment of numerous Nielsen households, Field Reps will build and maintain relationships with Nielsen families while coaching all family members on how to use our equipment and ensuring ongoing family participation and customer service.”
Editor’s Note: This is a work from home rather than a work at home position.
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yjph6ty
4. TV Blogger – Daytime Talk Shows
B5media is looking for a Blogger to cover daytime talk shows. “The applicant will be a fan of all major daytime talk shows and be willing to provide opinions and insight to other fans.”
For more: http://jobs.problogger.net/view/2834
5. Instructors, “All Languages,” Berlitz Virtual Classroom
Berlitz continues to advertise for Language Instructors for its Virtual Classroom. (To access the lead, go to linked page below and scroll to bottom.)
For more: http://careers.berlitz.com/current_job_vacancies.asp
6. Writers for TopTenREVIEWS
TopTenREVIEWS is looking for Writers “with analytical thinking skills and specific knowledge of major categories to research and write compelling content to generate site traffic.”
For more: http://www.writerfind.com/freelance_jobs/job6081.htm
7. Google Ads Quality Raters – Korean Language (US or CAN work authorization)
Google continues to seek Ads Quality Raters fluent in English and Korean. “As an Ads Quality Rater, you will be responsible for reporting and tracking the visual quality and content accuracy of Google advertisements.”
For more: http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=70265
8. Travel Bloggers
RingJohn, Ltd., seeks Travel Bloggers for a 6-month campaign.
For more: http://jobs.problogger.net/view/2841
9. Professor of Finance, Bachelor Level
Kaplan Univ., owned by the Washington Post, seeks a Prof. of Finance, Bachelor Level with 4-7 years’ “experience and/or training.”
“Level of formal education: Doctoral degree (PhD/DBA/JD).”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/ygtuwxm
10. Writer on Disney World
About.com, owned by the NY Times, seeks a part-time Contributing Writer to cover Disney World. Pays $500 per month plus incentives for pageviews.
For more: http://beaguide.about.com/cwapplynow.htm
11. Open Source Java Developer
MuleSoft is looking for an Open Source Java Developer. “As a core developer, you'll primarily be developing in Java and, because of the breadth of Mule, will be working with numerous open-source technologies and a messaging/web service protocols (SOAP, JMS, REST, XMPP, etc).”
For more: http://jobs.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?5728
12. Writers for Cruise Sites
Internet Brands continues to advertise for Writers to provide content for cruise sites. “If you have an interest in cruising and the cruise line industry this could be the opportunity for you to contribute to one of the top Cruise information sites on the web.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/ygk4sr2
13. Medical Transcriptionists
Webmedx seeks full-time Emergency Dept. MTs with at least 2 years’ experience.
For more: http://www.mtjobs.com/job.php?jid=426
14. Writer on Soul Food
About.com, owned by the NY Times, seeks a part-time Contributing Writer to cover Soul Food. Pays $500 per month plus incentives for pageviews.
For more: http://beaguide.about.com/cwapplynow.htm
15. Anatomy and Physiology Online Instructor
Kaplan Univ., owned by the Washington Post, seeks a part-time Anatomy and Physiology Online Instructor. “PhD or Masters in Anatomy, Physiology or Related Field…”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yk9lttl
16. UI Designer
Worry Free Labs, Inc., is looking for a UI Designer. “Opportunity for occasional print work as well if interested.”
For more: http://www.authenticjobs.com/jobs/4373
17. Writers for Pet Websites
Internet Brands continues to advertise for Writers to provide content for pet Websites. “Previous experience writing for animal publications is desired. Experience/expertise with pet-related subject matter is a must.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yfuupfe
18. Consumer Intelligence Research Consultant (“Travel frequently to LaFarge, WI”)
Organic Valley Family of Farms, a co-op of 1300 organic farms, seeks a Consumer Intelligence Research Consultant. “Able to travel frequently to Organic Valley Headquarters in La Farge, Wisconsin.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/yfyta64
19. Google Ads Quality Raters – French Language (US or CAN work authorization)
Google continues to advertise for part-time Quality Raters fluent in French and English. “As an Ads Quality Rater, you will be responsible for reporting and tracking the visual quality and content accuracy of Google advertisements.”
For more: http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=54455
20. Writers to Cover Bed & Breakfasts
Internet Brands seeks Writers for BBonline, “a leading guide to Bed and Breakfasts across the United States. Articles will cover shopping, outdoor activities, restaurants, and nightlife options a city provides.”
For more: http://tinyurl.com/ydskvjz
*These jobs below provided by WAHS and brought to you by EMDIAU
Attorney/Legal Recruiter
Web monetization/ ad guru
PR Writer
Social Worker (San Francisco)
Web Graphic Designer
12/11/09
Are You Cut Out for a Telecommuting Position?
If you have any doubts about working from home as a career or even part time, then this article should help you get on the right track about if telecommuting is for you or not. I used to struggle with that very question, but as a woman and FT Homemaker I knew that there had to be a better way to support my family. Thankfully I can now go forward to achieving this in baby steps. Good Luck and Enjoy this very illuminating article.
Sincerely,
Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com/
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Are You Cut Out For a Telecommuting Position? by Nell Taliercio
The idea of being able to work from your own home office holds a lot of appeal. It enables you to spend more time with your family and less time with the hassles of getting to and from work. It also helps cut down on some of your living costs by saving on gas money and work clothes.
But, not everyone is really cut out to be a telecommuter. Some people see working from home as an easy way to make money. That’s a myth and those who believe that will probably find themselves without the job they had worked hard to get. So, here are some questions to ask yourself to see if you qualify to be a successful telecommuter.
Do you have a home office set-up?
Since most jobs will require you to work on a computer or at least send and receive emails; you should have a computer with a high-speed internet connection in your home office. If you’re thinking about applying for a position where you might need to use a phone, then you should also look into a business line.
Someone looking to hire you to work for them will expect you to have at least some of the equipment needed on hand. This would include computer software. Not too many companies will be providing it to you. Research the type of job you’re looking to get into and see what kinds of things you will probably need to have in your office. Those who have what they need upfront have a higher chance of landing the job.
Are you able to work in a quiet area?
This is one of the biggest requirements most employers have. It can easily make or break your chance at the jobs you want to apply for. For positions like customer service, where you’ll be helping them over the phone, a quiet environment is a must.
You would be representing the company you’re working for. If a customer loses trust in you because of the screaming children in the background, then they lose trust in the company. If you’re not prepared to be a good representative for the business you’re working for, then telecommuting is not right for you or look into a position where the phone won’t be needed.
Do you have a flexible enough schedule to work?
Each company will have their own schedules of what hours they need you to work. Some may leave that up to you, but a lot have specific time frames or a specific amount of hours they need you to perform the job.
It could be a straight 8-4 job, or they may want you to work a couple of hours in the morning and a couple of hours later on in the day. While you don’t have to be available the whole day to work, at least have a good enough time frame set aside to where you could be available when they need you.
These are some of the things that are necessary to be a successful telecommuter. As long as you have the right attitude and the drive to perform your job the best way you can, your chances of making a success in the telecommuting industry increases.
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/
Article Source: WAHM Articles
Are You Cut Out For a Telecommuting Position? by Nell Taliercio
The idea of being able to work from your own home office holds a lot of appeal. It enables you to spend more time with your family and less time with the hassles of getting to and from work. It also helps cut down on some of your living costs by saving on gas money and work clothes.
But, not everyone is really cut out to be a telecommuter. Some people see working from home as an easy way to make money. That’s a myth and those who believe that will probably find themselves without the job they had worked hard to get. So, here are some questions to ask yourself to see if you qualify to be a successful telecommuter.
Do you have a home office set-up?
Since most jobs will require you to work on a computer or at least send and receive emails; you should have a computer with a high-speed internet connection in your home office. If you’re thinking about applying for a position where you might need to use a phone, then you should also look into a business line.
Someone looking to hire you to work for them will expect you to have at least some of the equipment needed on hand. This would include computer software. Not too many companies will be providing it to you. Research the type of job you’re looking to get into and see what kinds of things you will probably need to have in your office. Those who have what they need upfront have a higher chance of landing the job.
Are you able to work in a quiet area?
This is one of the biggest requirements most employers have. It can easily make or break your chance at the jobs you want to apply for. For positions like customer service, where you’ll be helping them over the phone, a quiet environment is a must.
You would be representing the company you’re working for. If a customer loses trust in you because of the screaming children in the background, then they lose trust in the company. If you’re not prepared to be a good representative for the business you’re working for, then telecommuting is not right for you or look into a position where the phone won’t be needed.
Do you have a flexible enough schedule to work?
Each company will have their own schedules of what hours they need you to work. Some may leave that up to you, but a lot have specific time frames or a specific amount of hours they need you to perform the job.
It could be a straight 8-4 job, or they may want you to work a couple of hours in the morning and a couple of hours later on in the day. While you don’t have to be available the whole day to work, at least have a good enough time frame set aside to where you could be available when they need you.
These are some of the things that are necessary to be a successful telecommuter. As long as you have the right attitude and the drive to perform your job the best way you can, your chances of making a success in the telecommuting industry increases.
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
Article Source: WAHM Articles
12/10/09
Are Job Searches Better in the Summer?
I have always wondered what it would be like, if I was unemployed and looking for a job if the pickings are better in the Summer than the Winter? Personally, I didn't think I was going to be able to find an article that answered my question fully, so when I did a small search for this topic, I was able to find exactly what I was looking for. Hope you enjoy this article and all that it has to offer on this most interesting topic. Enjoy!
Sincerely,
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
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Going Christmas shopping is usually better after Thanksgiving. Going skiing is usually better in the winter after a good snow has fallen. Going hunting for beautiful flowers is usually better in the spring. And some argue that searching for a job is usually better in the summer.
Never heard of that? Well, you’re not alone. You, like most people, probably feel that there’s no right season to find a job. However, some experts beg to differ, believing that the down time many companies experience in the summer time offers a perfect opportunity to slide on in. While this myth has yet to be proven, if you happen to be searching in these summer months, there are some tips you can take advantage of to make your search easier.
Use Summer Family Events to Your Advantage
Summer is the time that people love to get out and enjoy each other’s company, so it’s a good idea to use this to your advantage by getting out and spending time with them. For instance, if your cousin is having a beautiful summer wedding, you can attend for support, and also get in a little networking. Or if there is a family barbeque that you don’t want to miss, don’t just eat the hamburgers and hot dogs, also get out there and meet some friends of the family. You never know, you might just find your next big opportunity this way.
Spend More Time at Networking Events
As mentioned previously, summer is the time that people like to get out. Take advantage of this by getting out to various events in your community. There are likely to be several networking organizations that will offer events for the public to enjoy. For instance, there may be outdoor wine tastings, free concerts, and more. These events offer the perfect opportunity to meet with individuals who work for prominent companies in the area. Of course, if you attend these fun, summertime events, be careful to watch your alcohol intake. You don’t want a wonderful networking opportunity to turn into the most embarrassing and devastating moment in your job search.
Don’t Give Up
During the summer, instead of feeling encouraged during your job search, you may actually feel a bit discouraged due to the difficulties you may run into trying to reach the right people. You have to remember that many employees – especially those in higher positions – may be taking their vacations during the summer while their children are out of school. This means the person you’re looking to connect with may be out of the office more than in. Don’t let this discourage you, though. Instead, be persistent (not annoying) until you can reach the person you’re looking for. This persistence may help you slide past the competition that’s waiting around for people to get back from vacation.
Since it has not been proven that summer is a better time to conduct a job search, it’s good to treat this season like the others. By working hard and persisting as you normally would, you are sure to find that job you want.
Heather Eagar is a former professional resume writer and is passionate about providing working professionals with current, reliable and effective job search tools and information. Need a resume writer? Compare the top ones in the industry at http://www.resumelines.com .
12/9/09
Sunday Jobs Today!
Good Morning Everyone,
You all thought I forgot about you huh? Well tough luck I am not that easy to get rid of, hee hee;). So I have a bunch of jobs for you today and more. So keep your eyes peeled and your foot to the pedal or phone dial, so you can start applying and calling these companies too. Good Luck!
~Mandu
Aspiring WAHM, Wife and Blogger
http://www.emdiau.com
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Social Secretary
Internet Agents
Writers/Marketers
Scanner (scan docs to digital)
Healthcare PR
Coding Specialist
Web Developer
Nurse Case Manager
Search Consultants/ Exec Recruiters
Accountant
Tax CPA
RN Case Manager
Customer Service
Community Health Worker
Legal Writer/Researcher
Media Relations Specialist
Statistician/Analyst
Online Marketing Specialist
Customer Service
Web Designer
Recruiter
Attorney
Tier One Technician
Customer Service
Marketing Program Operations Manager
Physical Education Adjunct Teacher
TV Blogger
*These jobs provided by WAHS and brought to you by EMDIAU
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Homejobstop.com
Job Online ToolKit
Freelance and Telecommuting Jobs
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