READ THIS FIRST ...First Stop for Newbies

[PerfectHalves]

I'm new to the site, although I have been reading the threads for a few weeks trying to come up with ideas.


I currently telecommute full-time as an office manager for a local cleaning company. I work ALL the time and do EVERYTHING for the company while simultaneously being mom to my two kids (6 and 1-1/2). I usually put in 50+ hours a week right now. Something that won't be possible once #3 makes her way into the world in August.


Since I got my current position by word of mouth and good timing, I really haven't done this before. Right now I am considering transcribing and applied (yesterday) to 11 different places with my resume and cover letter. However, my only real experience transcribing has been meeting minutes for the president of the company and taking real-time dictation for business correspondence and legal matters.


I also have some writing experience from high school and college (not that long ago). I designed, wrote and maintain my current company's website. I have experience with photography and photoshop. Before my current job I worked in non-profit with people with disabilities. I also teach private violin lessons.


In other words, I don't have a specialty. I know a little about a lot of things.


If anyone has any advice, I'd appreciate all I can get!


Thanks so much!

[theluckster]

HI! I am new to this so please bare with me. I would like to have help & would appreciate any help of where to look for Home JOBS. I guess I half to be specific well it don't matter to me it can be Input Data,Assemble Products,etc. what is LEGIT & Who to stay away from? Thanks...


Lucky


P.S. I just read about Key For Cash. It seems that is a LEGIT Data Job. Any comments?Edited by: theluckster

[nimblefingers]

Lucky and perfect halves-- hi![img]smileys/smiley1.gif[/img]

You are more likely to get responses if you visit the individual
subject threads. The "Read this first", or "sticky" posts have
information useful to you if you are new here-- including where the
legitimate job opportunities are. That is about as helpful as you can get.



Also, the ladies (and gentlemen) here share work opportunities they
have found out about. But this is not a job site, per sé. And no one
will recommend </span>a job unless
it has been tried and true by them. Even still, we have to investigate
the job to see if it suits our individual goals.
Edited by: nimblefingers

[jcfreedom]

there are lots of good opty.s just ask lots of questions

[therm10]

Thanks....this is just what I was looking for[img]smileys/smiley1.gif[/img]

[saisai]

Hi Cheryl. You gave very good info.


I am going through your recommended sites. Thanks a lot.


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http://sailu06.automill.hop.clickbank.net


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[dilheimer]

Hey Cheryl this is great, just the time this will save me!thanks again!~~ Edited by: dilheimer

[M Garcia]

Thanks, for all the great info.

[livfit]

Hi Cheryl,


This site is the resource I have beensearching for.


Thank you.

[mhiser]

I was really interested in the Mci/Worldcom job. Does anyone have an uptodate link that will work? thank you!