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Chris Chenoweth

Are you looking for a work-at-home job? Have you searched online only to become frustrated and confused with the array of offerings? Are you weary of looking at site after site trying to make sense of what is real and what is a scam? How can you know whether or not a work-at-home job offer is legitimate?

First of all, there are certain things you must beware of in your search for legitimate home-based work. If you are unsure about investing in a particular program or offer, ALWAYS use the contact information listed to get answers to your questions. In addition, beware of the following:

* Sites that make outrageous claims about earning potentials; they should be considered scams.

* Outdated listings containing phone numbers, links and/or email addresses that don’t work.

* Work-at-home sites and companies that claim to find you jobs but only sell you information on how you might be able to make money.

* Pyramid schemes that try to get you to join them without selling a product or service.

* Someone who asks for your money without answering your questions.

Use your common sense. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Are there legitimate work-at-home jobs? Yes, they can be found if you know where to look. There are thousands of companies worldwide, on and off the Internet, who are willing to pay people to work from home.

Some companies require you to spend some time working at home and some time in a regular office environment. There are many major corporations now that offer this kind of flexibility for their employees. You might even be able to convert your present job into a telecommuting one. It never hurts to ask your employer.

There are many companies that allow you to work exclusively from home. The types of jobs available in this category include customer service, telemarketing, writing, sales, etc. These jobs are usually pay-per-project or commission-based and can be full-time or part-time. If they are full-time, they may provide benefits such as health insurance, vacation time, and retirement plans.

There are many web sites that specialize specifically in work-at-home jobs. Some of these sites offer a list of job openings that can be viewed by category. Some of these categories include, but are not limited to, accounting, administration, clerical, finance, graphic design, marketing, sales, web development, and writing.

Other work-at home sites provide only a list of companies that will hire employees to work from home. A lot of these websites also offer excellent information on starting and maintaining a home business.

Legitimate work-at-home opportunities require certain skills and experience just as any regular position would. For some of these jobs you will also need office equipment such as a computer, software, printer, Internet access, phone, and sometimes a fax machine.

In your quest to find a job, you should research all opportunities available in the work-at-home industry, as well as other online resources. There are many sites where you can search for home-based work. Some of the best places to look are:

* Company and corporate websites - (IBM, Penney’s, Disney, etc.) Whatever store, company or corporation you can think of, they will probably have a website. If they have a website, there will be a link for jobs.

* General employment sites - (jobs.com, monster.com, careerbuilder.com, etc.) There are MANY websites for general job searches. Just do a search for ‘jobs’ and you’re off!

* Online Newspaper Classified Ads - Whatever newspaper you can think of, they will most likely have a website. You can also do a general search online for ‘online newspaper classifieds’ and you will get thousands of links.

* Work-at-Home Directory listings – If you do a search for ‘work at home’ or ‘work at home directories’, you will receive thousands of possibilities. (Use the tips listed under ‘BEWARE OF THE FOLLOWING’ before making any investment.)

* Paid online survey sites listing companies seeking marketing research participants – Do a search for ‘paid online surveys’ and you will amazed by the number of results that come up! There are many legitimate survey sites available that will put extra money in your pocket.

The only requirements to finding a job online are time, commitment and perseverance. If you stick with it and stay focused, you WILL find something that works for you. There ARE jobs out there and there are good jobs out there. Hopefully, the tips listed above will help you in your search for legitimate home-based jobs.

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