Home-based Internet Jobs

An article inThe Dallas Morning News, July 22, 2012, edition “Home-based Jobs Have Flexible Hours” on page 1J, by Christine Durst and Michael Haaren of Creators Syndicate, discusses job opportunities available on the Internet.

Having taught a number of online classes, I know that it takes special temperament to work at home on your computer.  If the idea of sitting in front of computer for hours on-end works for you, perhaps you should pursue the leads shown below.

I think that almost of the open jobs require excellent command of the English language or perhaps another language such as Spanish, French, and German.  Further, you need to have a great eye for detail, grammar, and syntax.  If you would like to be a virtual assistant and if running errands and handling loose ends is our thing, then go for it!  Procrastinators should not apply.  Experience in writing of any type would be attractive to potential employers.

I may have been too negative as I discuss these potential jobs; however, I do not want you to be disappointed if you are unable to land such jobs.  If you want the job, then go after it with enthusiasm, a positive attitude, and excitement.

Here are the links to consider:

http://tinyurl.com/2hwrrm – The Huffington Post

www.ivaa.org – International Virtual Assistants Association

www.problogger.net - Probloggers

www.bloggingpro.com - Bloggingpro

www.jounalismjobs.com – JounalismJobs.com

www.mediabistro.com - Mediabistro

  

Please share with readers of this blog or email me at glynjordan@gmail.com your experiences with working at home Internet jobs.  

Thanks.   Glyn