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Recent Home-Based Job Openings By Christine Durst & Michael Haaren Jan. 26, 2012 Many people would like to work from home but don’t know what kinds of jobs are available. Scams involving envelope stuffing, mystery shopping, or various wonderful investment opportunities from Nigeria receive all the press. Con games are more colorful than legitimate jobs, so the jobs get second billing. With a 60-to-1 scam ratio among work-at-home job ads, we’d be the last to say that con games don’t deserve mention. We often focus on them, too. But for balance, let’s look at some recent home-based jobs we posted at RatRaceRebellion.com. As with many home-based positions, these require a high-speed Internet connection. 1. Search Engine Evaluators: Leapforce recently wrote us that they’re searching for Search Engine Evaluators. As we write, they’re accepting applications from job seekers in the U.S., Canada, Europe and beyond. “Applicants must be self motivated and internet savvy,” says the company. “This is an opportunity to evaluate and improve search engine results for one of the world's largest internet search engine companies.” For more, go to the Leapforce site at http://bit.ly/xsR0Sx. 2. Internet Ad Assessors: Lionbridge Technologies often hires home-based workers in a variety of roles. Among other positions, they seek part-time Ad Assessors, up to 20 hours per week. The pay is $15 per hour. “Help change and improve Internet search results for some of the most popular search engines by rating keyword and search-term combinations, based on a defined guidelines and scales,” says their site. “There are no limitations on the types of search terms / websites you will be rating, including text, images, video and adverts.” For details, go to http://en-us.lionbridge.com/Ad-Assessors/. 3. E-Hotline Agents: U-Haul often hires home-based agents to handle in-bound calls from its customers. As we write, they’re recruiting once again. According to U-Haul’s website, “The responsibility of a U-Haul Emergency Road Service Agent is to provide exceptional customer service with a sense of urgency when assisting our customers. This includes identifying the problem, selecting and dispatching appropriate repair services to assist the customer, adding essential documentation to contracts, as well as handling and determining a resolution to escalated calls.” For more, go to the U-Haul site at http://bit.ly/z4yn82. ---- Christine Durst and Michael Haaren are leaders in the work-at-home movement and advocates of de-rat-raced living. Their latest book is Work at Home Now, a guide to finding home-based jobs. They offer additional guidance on finding home-based work at www.RatRaceRebellion.com. To read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2012 BY STAFFCENTRIX, DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS.COM |
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