Finding home employment jobs should not be hard to find. However, finding legitimate work at home jobs are. In the last few years the economy has seen big corporations shutting down their brick and mortar sites and hiring at home workers. Who even knew working at home was achievable due to so many jobs being outsourced.
Luckily, these home employment jobs are now being brought back to the United States, allowing more and more individuals the flexibility to work from home to spend more quality time with their families and raise their children. Working from home is not a hobby, its a real job where you can earn some serious money. All you need is time, dedication, a quiet work area, internet (and sometimes a landline phone) all of which is doable.
If you ask most people what their dream working situation would entail, most would list self-employment and the ability to work from home as their top requirements. Having the ability to complete your work according to your own deadlines and specifics is a great stress-reducer, as very few people enjoy getting up in the morning to commute to a noisy impersonal corporate cubicle. That is not a natural state, but rather one that has been constructed out of necessity. Fortunately, the rise of the internet has led to some very new and exciting home employment job opportunities, even for those without a bachelor's degree.
I first started my work at home research I was all over the place, not knowing where to look and was scared to death of getting scammed. I dedicated countless hours into researching all different types of home employment jobs. Just then I discovered that there are hundreds of legit home jobs out there, if you know where to look. However, there are also thousands of scam work at home jobs out there as well. I just knew that there had to be a better way of finding the legit home employment jobs and I am sure you have had the same exact thoughts.
What would make the search easier to wean out the scams from the legitimate jobs? A few simple things you can do!! Avoid envelope stuffing ads. They will ask for a small fee, however after sending in the fee instead you get a letter telling you to get other people, even your friends and relatives, to buy the same envelope-stuffing "opportunity". The only way you can earn any money is if people respond the same way you did. This is not honest and is very deceptive.
Avoid assembly and craft work. These ads will tell you that you can make money from home assembling products. However after investing hundreds of dollars on equipment and submitting your work, the company will tell you that your work is not up to standard therefore you are not getting paid.
Avoid rebate processing. This one has been a hot trend. The advertisement will tell you, "The #1 certified work-at-home consultant behind the program will show you how to succeed like she did". It will even promise you that you can process rebates for Fortune 500 Corporations. Don't be deceived. After you pay the training fees, certification, or registration fee the refund that you will make if any, will be nothing compared to the money you have dished out. Very few people ever see a refund. When you do receive your training material you quickly find out that there are no rebates to process.
Make sure with any work at home job, program, or business opportunity that you do your research. There are more schemes out there than legitimate jobs.
Juanita Williams is married with children and has been a work at home mom since 2008. In addition she is also a freelance writer for Demand Studios. Juanita is the founder and owner of Home Employment Jobs: Your Work At Home Resource Guide. She has spent thousands of hours compiling legit work at home jobs. To start working from home for legitimate Fortune 500 Companies visit: http://www.juanitahawkins.com
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