Work from home as an Internet marketer, posting promotions on message boards, classified ads, social networking sites, and email marketing. One week training provided where you learn the basics in posting promotions and email marketing. Basic computer knowledge, computer access, and high-speed Internet required. There’s no need to have a college degree. Starting salary is $2,500 a month. Send your resume to eleckerd(AT)yahoo(DOT)com.

Home-based telemarketer responsible for appointment setting, making outbound calls, following up marketing material, and other administrative work needed. Working hours are from 9 am to 5 pm in US time from Mondays to Fridays. Interested applicants should have their own laptop/computer, mic with head set, and reliable Internet connection, know how to use Skype, and have advanced English communication skills. College degree and call center/telemarketing/virtual assistant experience is required. Knowledge in Yahoo Messenger, Microsoft Word, and Excel are needed. English teachers and tutors may also apply. Salary is Php 20,000 per month. Send your resume at ice.valencia(AT)virtualassistantgirls(DOT)com. Record yourself saying the following sentences in .wav or .mp3 format and send with your resume: “Hi im __________ and I can be your virtual assistant. I can help you with setting appointments, doing research, preparing spreadsheets or presentations, processing orders, copy writing, managing your website or blog, and a whole lot more. Don’t get caught up in the day to day stuff, let your virtual assistant be your partner for success.”

Home-based jobs, such as data entry jobs, can sometimes seem like a walk in the park. Who on earth would not enjoy being able to work from home, in your underwear, even? Who wouldn’t want to be free from dealing with traffic, pollution, and the rising cost of gasoline? Plus, the home has loved ones around – what couldn’t be more fun than that, right?

The real nature of home-based jobs

In reality, working at home can be as stressful as working in an office. The workload in home-based jobs like data entry jobs is the same, as well as the deadlines. If this combination is bound to make you sweat in an office, it will do the same if done at home. The home adds the additional pressure of not being in a formal work environment. When at the office, you can give the project your full attention. At home, other factors are bound to fight for your time. Children may insist on some playtime; or perhaps some chores need to be done. In any case, it is harder to concentrate on work at home. This doubles the pressure when deadline nears.

Another source of pressure with home-based jobs like data entry jobs is the seeming need to establish yourself as a reliable home-based worker. At home, you don’t have access to bosses and colleagues, unlike if you were based in an office. Being around them can give you a sense of “belongingness” – you are easily entrenched as a cog that makes the whole corporate setup work. All you need to worry about is coming up with regular quality work. Being based at home does not give you this security. You are constantly on your toes, trying to prove yourself. This added pressure, though it gives you that extra drive to excel, can induce sleepless (and working) nights as well.

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