Work at Home Jobs - Finding Home Employment

Hello to all fellow home employment seekers.

I say "home employment seekers" because in one way or another what you are trying to do is:

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I empathize with all of you. I know all to well that finding that perfect work at home opportunity can be like finding a needle in a haystack. You will spend thousands of hours researching. You will encounter countless scams. Finally, when you think you've found the perfect opportunity you learn the position has already been filled. Now what? You're back where you started.

Don"t lose faith. There are REAL work at home jobs out there. Be aware though, a lot of competition is out there for these positions. Most of the people I know who work from home have spent a lot of time researching and searching before they found a position. Its safe to say you could be looking for as long as 6 months to a year before you happen across something.

The point is stay focused and don't take it personal. The trend is growing and so should the opportunities.

Good news is the opportunity to work at home is real!
In this article I will share with you ideas, tips, and tricks I have used to find real work at home jobs. I will also try to help you lessen your risk of being scammed if you follow a few simple steps. Click Here to read my article on learning how to spot scams.

The first Idea I had when I started to look for work at home was:
Am I currently working in a position that I could do from my home. I wasn't. However, you may be. If you are, my suggestion is to put together a "game plan". Get all your i's dotted and your t's crossed. Take your idea to the powers that be. Ask them to give it a trial run. Maybe 1 day a week. Who knows? They may like the idea and it could lead to a full time gig.

The most common time wasting techniques used to find work at home:
Would have to be using search engines the wrong way! Being too vague in our search queries. Wasting time sifting through results you don't have to be looking at.

A lot of people don't really understand the power of search engines. There are your more common ones like Google, MSN, and Yahoo. These are the ones that index content from entire web. But, there are also ones that just index the content that is on their site. These types can be found on sites like HotJobs, Monster, and Careerbuilder. No matter where they are they are very powerful tools. When used correctly they can greatly increase your chances of finding legitmate work at home jobs.

By using them correctly I mean:
Don't just type in the phrase "work at home". Be specific. What are you precisely looking for? Use this powerful tool to your advantage.

For example:
When I want to find jobs for part time administrators I type "Part time administrator" "work at home" in the search box. Notice I have put quotes around the phrases I am looking for. The quotes around the phrase tell a search engine I only want results with that exact phrase. This eliminates a lot of stuff I don't need to be looking through.

Previously, I said don't just use the phrase "work at home". There are many other phrases you can use. I have taken some of the more common ones and listed them below.

* telecommute

* telecommuting

* must have home office

* independent contractor

* 1099

* work remotely

* virtual

* virtual office

* remote contractor

* off site

* freelance

Now that you have narrowed down the words you will use to search,

It is time to start looking! Right?

No! Not just yet, but almost.

Before you start searching you should be prepared to apply quickly. Have a resume ready. For more information on resumes and interview tips Click Here

Remember there are lots of people out there doing the same thing you are doing. By having, and being able to provide your information quickly, you are giving yourself a slight edge over those who haven't prepared.

Now Its Time To Search!

There are many FREE places available for you to look for home employment. Your local classifieds, online classifieds, internet job banks, search engines, free work at home web sites, and to many more to mention. The point is don't pay someone for this information when you can find it just as easy and probably a whole lot better than they can. The only cost to you is some of your time over the next few months.

Good Luck Everyone  

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