Mystery Shopping and General Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in bloggers, customer service, hiring, mystery shopper, review writers, work at homeToday's Featured Lead:
Club Quarters is a private hotel chain designed for the business traveler. We have just completed a transition from a brick and mortar call center to a fully remote (work at home) central reservations center and have several PT positions available.
As a Club Quarters employee, you will work with our members to make reservations as well as address all of their concerns in a comprehensive and expedient manner. You must be able to multi-task during calls by building a relationship with the member, navigating computer systems to find their information, and determining their needs simultaneously. The ideal candidate will thrive in a fast-paced environment with an emphasis on quality and attaining all required performance metrics.
In addition to an excellent hourly rate, as a Club Quarters employee, you'll receive 7 complimentary nights in any of our CQ locations.
As a work at home agent, you must provide an office like environment and high speed internet, we provide all equipment necessary including PC, VPN box, and phone.
PT hourly rate is $12.50
Email: rmiller@clubquarters.com
Customer Service
Outdoor Bloggers- Must have your OWN blog.
Community Development Manager
GECapital - Must be located within 65 mile radius of Tempe, AZ
Austin Video Mystery Shoppers -*Never pay to work even if it is Mystery Shopping
Internet Assessors and Judges
Market Optimizer Director NC and VA
Spanish Interpreters needed. Must have 2 years of experience interpreting in the medical/insurance field. For consideration, email resume to corissa@commgap.com 801-944-4049. Paid hourly and flexible schedule offered.
Programmer or here
Convergys
Digital Artist
It's Raining Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in customer service, twitter, webinar host, work at home, writerDue to recent developments in my life, I will now be providing even more job leads than before. I hope this is a change you can handle because even more great changes like this are to come. You will also find job leads in daily posts for those who are not quite sure about Twitter and its importance. I will still Twitter a few leads but the bulk will be found here at It's T.Rochelle!
Job Leads:
MindBloom
We are looking to pay a flat rate of $200 for someone to tag 1000 images this week. We estimate that the job will take approximately 20 hours. The work can be done remotely, although I'd like the person to be local so we can meet face to face initially.
The job can start this Tuesday and needs to be finished by Friday. If the person does good work, then we are likely to have more work for you in the future.
To apply, please send a link to your online portfolio and resume to jobs@mindbloom.com
Technical Writer
Intuit- Tax Advisors
Humana - Health Educator
Judge Group- Triage Nurse
Embarq- Technical Specialist
Cybercoders- Loan Auditor
GECapitol- Customer Service
HRScreening- Sales (base plus commission)
Writers- Several topics available but must commit to 20 posts a month @ $20 for a 650+ word article
Blogger/Writer
Webinar Host
Indian Voiceover
Medco-Supervisor
Home Depot Hiring
Posted by: TRochelle in apply, book citations work at home, chat representative, customer service, hiring, Home Depot Internet Customer Service Chat Representative (# 61892)
Hazelwood, MO
| Date: | 07/09/2009 | |
| Company: | Home Decorators Collection | |
| Category: | Customer Service | |
| Type: | Full-time | |
| Travel: | None | |
| Relocation: | no |
POSITION DESCRIPTION |
| COMPANY INFORMATION At Home Decorators Collection we are committed to quality – both in the exceptional value of our premiere product line and in the caliber of people we employ. As a wholly owned subsidiary of The Home Depot, we offer a personalized work environment with all the perks of a multi-billion-dollar company to hundreds of dedicated associates. Since our first catalog issue in 1991, Home Decorators Collection has become one of the nation's largest furniture and home decor companies. Through multi-channel marketing efforts – catalog, website and retail stores - we offer an extensive selection of unique indoor and outdoor furniture, area rugs, home decor, bath, lighting, blinds/shades and much more. Home Decorators Collection presents style-savvy, value-conscious shoppers with an extensive and appealing selection of expertly designed items that make home decorating fun, fashionable and easy. Apply today to experience what over 650 corporate office, contact center, distribution center, and retail store employees do every day - a fun, family-oriented work environment. Begin or expand your employment journey with Home Decorators Collection! POSITION PURPOSE To assist customers via live internet chatting by enhancing their shopping experience, researching and resolving their customer service issues and increasing overall customer satisfaction. This is a work from home position and requires a personal home computer with the following minimum requirements: a cable or DSL internet connection, 256K RAM, 60GB Hard Disk Drive, 1.7 GHz processor and anti-virus protection. Working hours required: Sunday 5 pm - 1 am Monday 5 pm - 12 midnight Tuesday 7 pm - 1 am Friday 6 pm - 2 am Saturday 4 pm - 12 midnight Some weeks may include mandatory additional hours, which may include overtime hours (if applicable). Mandatory Classroom Training Schedule: August 10th through August 27th, Monday through Thursday, 12 noon - 6 pm. Training will take place in our corporate office at 8920 Pershall Rd., Hazelwood, MO 63042. To apply and find jobs doing things like writing, being a chat customer service agent, or any kind of work from home.... click here! |
Hot Lead Friday!
Posted by: TRochelle in administrative, customer service, data entry, expertly answered, job lead, work at home leadsIts time for a new tradition. HOT LEAD FRIDAY! This is the day I choose a nice lead that might be hot for anyone or hot for one particular area. Either way it goes, this is a hot job lead that allows you to work at home. There are still great leads posted in the Schmooze, but the hot lead is usually a job lead that stood out to me for one reason or another. Enjoy searching through the leads on the Schmooze and all the savings and work at home news.
Expertly Answered is a web-business that only employs highly qualified experts in every conceivable field to answer questions from paying customers. We are launching our site July 2009. Expertly Answered is currently hiring Forum Administrators and Experts in every field, in every profession. If you have an area of expertise, we want to hear from you today!
Forum administrators will manage their team of Experts as well as answer questions. Experts will answer questions in their field of expertise.
When you need a professional, wouldn’t it be nice to just go to a website, type in your question, and receive a response from a professional for a small fee? Have you ever had to call several professionals only to describe your problem over and over? What if you could type it once and send it to someone who is already online and immediately available?
Expertly Answered will meet all of those needs, but with enormous advantages over other Question and Answer (Q&A) sites. Expertly Answered has incorporated all the latest technology for use by the professional to communicate with their customer.
• Want a consult with a Medical Doctor about your adult acne? Use Skype to show them.
• Just need a quick answer to a straightforward question? IM them.
• Do you want a detailed email sent to you? Email them.
• Or, perhaps you are a chef, or a woodworker who can archive videos for people to view, or articles for people to read for a small fee.
Skype, IM, Email, video archives, web articles- all on your own custom page.
As a professional on the site, you can set your own hours and set your own fees.
Hobbyists, dog lovers, American Sign Language interpreters, chefs, librarians – all at our disposal, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Licensed Professionals in every State.
No more waiting to speak to your doctor about a nagging question, no more procrastinating about that leaky shower head, or new car sound. Just visit www.ExpertlyAnswered.com (launching July 2009) for your answer or advice from highly qualified experts in any field: doctors, lawyers, psychologists, tutors, skiers, gymnasts, teachers, mortgage pros, insurance pros, real estate pros, chefs, child behaviorists, car repair pros, carpenters, dentists, pharmacists, foreign language and sign language interpreters… you name it, we have them!
Email: nancybrooks (at) earthlink.net a cover letter and resume detailing your expertise to get a page today.
***Don't forget to check back later for a nice list of clerical, customer service, data entry, and other administrative work at home websites***
Marketing Your Site and Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in bloggers, blogs, bookkeeper, content editor, copywriter, customer service, leapforce, list builder, marketing, pharmacist, smarththinking, tutor, web editor, websitesAs you guys all know, I (like many of you) have a blog. I am thinking of going forward with some serious marketing to get my name out. It got me to thinking about merchandising again. We touched on marketing when we discussed some good colors for marketing your website or brand. This time I want to discuss other ways to market your website or blog!
One way I was thinking of marketing my own blog was through the use of t-shirts, mousepads (send those to work with loved ones), cups, etc. This will get your name out and give your current followers a way to market for you and it won't cause you anything but some promotional items. This is a great way to get others to advertise for you for free!
If you are creative, you can have your logo placed on all kinds of promotional gear with catchy sayings. Imagine a t-shirt with a catch saying on it and in the corner of the back, your website or your logo. Its something people would not mind wearing and your information is not too intrusive so they would wear it anywhere.
Having your guests pay to view certain sections of your site is also a wonderful way to monetize your blog or website. For instance, let's say you have something that people will really want to know. Give them a preview of it and charge them to get more!
Donations are always a great way to make money on your site. If you love a site then its only natural to want to support them. People who believe in paying it forward will gladly support your cause.
Another way to market is to write a book. If people love what you have to say in your blog or website, they might want to see it in writing for those moments when they cannot get to a computer. This is a good method for a person who gives valuable information that might be great for the masses. You can self-publish through a company called Lulu. Who knows, you might be a great author and you don't even know it!
You could also get a sponsor! Imagine writing about something that you picked from a list and naturally writing about it, once you have written about it and inserted the necessary links, you get paid! Now imagine no more. These are called sponsored posts. Sponsored posts can bring in a nice amount of extra income.
I know what you are thinking, links would be useful. If that is your thought then maybe I might be able to market after all. I have just drawn you in and made you want to tune in tomorrow for more elaboration of some of these topics!
****Let me know if it worked!****
Meanwhile, get to applying!!!
Asurion
Wordpress Blogger
Pharmacist
800 Customer Service
Dallas Web Editor
Ghost Blogger
Urban Blogger
SmartThinking
Staff Editor
List Builder
Chicago Tutoring Director
Bookkeeper
Texas Technical and Phone Chat Representative
Leapforce
Website Content
Phoenix Copywriters
Lately, I have been giving much thought to writing. I love to write but I do not like conforming to schedules. I do not like being tied down to this assignment or that assignment. I have found that a cornucopia of different assignments are good for not getting stressed over assignments.
One way to break the monotony when writing is to keep it interesting. You could participate in different kinds of writing assignments. You could write How To articles, About.com articles, or simple informative articles for sites like Demand Studios. You could counter balance your work by writing slogans and bylines for websites like Ephemera. You could also volunteer to write bylines and slogans for companies to help build your portfolio.
Try and spice up your portfolio with some greeting card writing. You can write for companies like Blue Mountain Arts, Palm Press, or Cardmakers. This will keep your writing fresh and interesting.
Also, look into blogging for sites like Blogitive. Blogging is relaxing and helps a writer vent. If you do not blog, give it a shot. It can be a stress reliever. You can use your blog as a way to vent about your day or a way to get the creative juices flowing.
Whatever your outlet, keep in mind that versatility in writing is always a great characteristic when looking for freelance work at home!
Useful Links
Peaceable Kingdom
PalmPress
CardMakers
Ephemera
Threadless
Work at Home Leads
Newsletter Writers
NJ Sewer
Customer Service (Utah)
Wyndham
Like Kickball?
Animator
Brainfuse
Book Reviews
Freelance German Producer
Today.com
Writing Edge
Walgreens Deals 04/05-04/11 and Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in ads, article writer, content editor, customer service, deals, depends, matchups, medical transcription instructor, tylenol, uhaul, walgreens, wordpress, work at homeOkay guys in an effort to continue to provide you guys with free and legit ways to work at home as well as keep you "ballin" on a budget, I am going to bring you grocery and store lists for your favorite stores. I brought you Walgreens the other day so its only natural that I get you a headstart on next week.
First I need to give you a lesson on coupon lingo so look over in the column on the side and check out the coupon lingo. This will help you understand what I am talking about when I post the deals you love!
Check the ad Thanks to PennyWatcher @ A Full Cup
Colgate Total Advanced Toothpaste 4 oz, Overage
TOTAL: $1.5 MM!
SALE: $3.49
MQ: $1.50 March All You
RR: $3.49 RR
MATH: Use $1.50 manq to pay $1.99, earn $3.49 RR = $1.50 MM!!
Glade 4oz. Jar Candles, GDA
TOTAL: $2.48/2
SALE: $2.99
MQ: $1.50/2 - 03-15-09 SS
ESMIR: Rebate #20, April, Limit of $4 in rebates
MATH: $5.98 - $1.50 mfq - $2 rebate
Glade PlugIns Scented Oil refill, GDA
TOTAL: $2.98/2
SALE: $2.99
MQ: $1.00/2 - 03-15-09 SS
ESMIR: Rebate #20, April, Limit of $4 in rebates
MATH: $5.98 - $1.00 mfq - $2 rebate
Visine A.C., MM
TOTAL: -$1.02
SALE: $3.99
MQ: $3.00/1 03-15-09 RP
RR: Buy 2 or more products & get $3RR
MATH: $3.99*2 - $3.00mfq*2 - $3RR = -$1.02
Garnier Nutrisse, GDA
TOTAL: $2/4
SALE: $5
MQ: $2/1 03-08-09 RP
ESMIR: Rebate #3 April
MATH: $5*4 = $20 - $8 ($2mfq*4) - $10 ESMIR = $2
Glade Lasting Impressions, Overage/GDA
TOTAL: $0.01MM or $0.99 (depending on which coupon you have)
SALE:$5.99
MQ:$4/1 and $3/1(Home Mailer, Inside Package)
ESMIR:$2, April Rebate #18
MATH:$5.99 – ($4MQ or $3MQ) - $2ESR = $0.01MM or $0.99
Hershey's Candy, GDA
TOTAL: 4/$2.50
SALE: 4/$10
MQ: Buy 3, get 4th FREE (SS 3/15)
ESMIR: $5 WYB 4 (#25in April)
MATH: Sale = 4 bags for $10 - 4th free Q($2.50).
OOP total is $7.50. Rebate will be $5 giving you 4 bags for $2.50!
Buy 1 Oust Surface & Air
*Use $2.00/1 coupon from the 3/29 SS
*Submit for a $1.00 Rebate (Rebate #20 Limit of 4 for $4 in rebates)
Final Price = FREE
Playtex Feminine Care GDA
TOTAL: $1.99
SALE: $3.99
MQ: $1.00 3/22/09 SS
ES Q: $1.00 ESC
MATH: $3.99-$1 ESC=$2.99-$1.00 mq = $1.99
Lipton Tea
1.99 for original pack of 100. -.60 Q = 1.39
Starbucks Frappuccino 4 pack GDA (BoydTeam)
TOTAL: 3/$6.98 (or $2.33 a pack or $.58 a serving)
SALE: Buy 2 Get One Free or 3/$11.98
MQ: $2.00/2 Tearpad
ES Q: $1.00 ESC on page 3
ESMIR: na
RR: na
MATH: Buy 3 for $11.98 - $3.00 (3 Easy Saver Q's) - $2.00 = $6.98 or $2.33 a pack
Walgreens RR
Betty Crocker
Cake, Frosting, Brownie Mixes 2/$3.00
Receive $1.00 RR
Your Total Cost 2/$2.00 or $1.00 each
3 Speed Aires Fan
*Desktop Fan - $15.99
Receive $3.00 RR
Your Total Cost $12.99 for Desktop Fan
*Pedestal Fan $19.99
Receive $5.00 RR
Your Total Cost $14.99 for Pedestal Fan
*Slim Tower Fan $24.99
Receive $5.00 RR
Your Total Cost $19.99 for Slim Tower Fan
Air Wick Scented Oil Refill 2/$6.00
Receive $1.00 RR
Your Total Cost 2/$5.00 or $2.50 each
*Revlon Hair Appliances: Hair Dryer / Curling Iron $19.99 each
Receive $10.00 RR
Your Total Cost $9.99 for either the hair dryer or
the curling iron.
If you are needing both hair appliances, I suggest you purchase them in seperate transactions,
so you are guaranteed to receive your RR on both items.
*Just For Me Hair Gel 2/$9.00
Receive $2.00 RR
Your Total Cost 2/$7.00 or $3.50 each
Reach dental care
2/$5 - $1.50/2q = $3.50 oop - $2.50RR = $1/2
*Reach Dental (toothbrush / dental floss) 2/$5.00
Receive $2.00 RR
Your Total Cost 2/$2.50 or $1.25 each
*Centrum Multivitamins $9.99
Receive $1.00 RR
Your Total Cost $8.99 for 1 bottle of Centrum Multivitamins
Purchase 2 or more of the following products and receive a $3.00 RR
*Zyrtec Allergy Relief $12.99
*Visine $3.99
*Tylenol Allergy, Cold, or Sinus Relief $4.99
*Sudafed PE $4.99
*Benadryl (liquid and tablets) $4.99
*Johnson's Baby Care 2/$6.00
Receive $1.00 RR
Your Total Cost 2/$5.00 or $2.50 each
*Colgate Total Toothpaste $3.49
Receive $3.49 RR
Your Total Cost $0 = FREE!
Walgreens Coupons
Pg. 1
Box of Russell Stover
Use Wags q $3.99
Pg. 1
Palmolive
$0.99 with Wags q
Pg. 1
Dansani Water (24 pk)
Use Wags q = $2.99
Pg. 1
Puffs
$0.89 with Wags q
Pg. 2
Green Giant Corn / Green Beans
Use Wags q $0.69
Pg. 2
Kraft Mac Cheese
Use Wags q $0.69
Pg. 3
Gourmet Spices
2/$1.00
Pg. 3
Swanson Chicken Broth
$0.69
Pg. 3
Royal Jello
5/$1.00
Pg. 3
Lindsay Olives (jar or can)
$0.99
Pg. 4
No Wags q GDA
Pg. 5
No Wags q GDA
Pg. 6
Hyponex Potting Soil
$0.99
Pg. 6
Miracle Gro Potting Soil
$2.99
Pg. 6
Bamboo biodegradable Planter
$0.99
Pg. 6
Coffee Filters (100 pack)
2/$1.00
Pg. 7
Niagara Spray Starch
$0.99
Pg. 7
Ajax
2/$1.00
Pg. 7
Cottonelle Fresh Wipes
$1.99
Pg. 7
Real Soft Toilet Paper
2/$3.00
Pg. 8
Envelopes or Writing Tablet
$0.69
Pg. 8
Activity Book / Coloring Book (Disney and Hello Kitty
3/$2.00
Pg. 8
Box of Crayola Crayons with Sharpener
$1.99
Pg. 8
Fun Pens/Pencils
3/$1.00
Pg. 9
Russell Stover Easter Candy
$0.39
Wonka or Nestle Easter Candy
$0.39
NEW!!Easter Faire Filled Egg
$0.39
Palmer Easter Candy
$0.39
Jelly Beans or Bubble Gum
$0.39
Sweet Time Jelly Beans
3/$2.00
Easter Plastic Tumblers
8/$1.00
Easter Basket
$0.79
Jergens Skin Care (picture includes Natural Glow) 2-21oz B1G1-50% off
IVC, Pg 7 ESR Book -- Jergens Naturals Lotions 16.8oz, $2.00/1
L'Oreal Ever Pure Hair Care 8.5oz -- $6.99
ESR pg 11, $1.00/1
Depends 14-30ct underwear -- $11.99
ESR pg 14, $1.00/1 Depends 14-20ct
Tylenol 40-50 ct (picture shows Extra Strength, Rapid Release and PM)-- $4.99
ESR pg 27, Tylenol Extra Strength, Rapid Release 50-225ct, $1.00/1
****All these specials came from contributors of sites like HCW and AFC!
Now for your work at home leads:
Personal Assistant
Medical Transcription
Uhaul
Editor
Greeting Card Writer
French Language Customer Service
Optum
Customer Service
Uhaul
Private Tutoring Relationship Manager
Article Writer for Women's Newspaper
Writers and Editors
Food Savvy
Wordpress Assistant
Research a Work at Home Job and Freebies
Posted by: TRochelle in blogging, content writer, copy editor, customer service, excedrin, free, freebies, google, legit jobs, redbox code, scams, tech support, walgreens, walmart, WestathomeI have been recouping from the mega sales over the weekend so my apologies for not posting. I just knew I needed to gather as much stuff as I could before I showed you some of my savings photos. I am serious about being frugal. I figure the best way to teach awareness is to lead by example. I am going to show you all how to live life frugally. I will also give you chances to enjoy the fruits of my frugality. I will be giving away free prizes as our journey continues.
Before I get too into our journey, lets talk about working at home for a moment. I always tell you that there are jobs out there but now I want to tell you how to search on your own. Message boards are always a good start with any job search but a lot of the work needs to be done by you. If you find a company that you have deemed questionable, Google it. Google is your friend. It will help you find all the information on a job you can possibly find. I will give you an example:
WESTatHome is the name of our questionable company. The site looks very professional but lets keep looking. Search Google for WESTatHome. Now change the search to West at Home scam, still good? Perfect! Do not stop there, search their website for a hiring section. If they are hiring for the same job on their website then you know you have a legit company and West is a legit company.
Now try this with envelope stuffing or rebate processing. Its not pretty. It is also not legitimate work and can land you in jail with a felony on your record.
Work at Home Leads:
Editor
Customer Service/Tech Support
Tech Support
Freelance Writer
Chicago Editor
Blogger
PC System Blogger
Embarq
Selective Insurance
Deals to Watch for:
Redbox Codes
Walmart has Barbies for $3
Catch the deals at Walgreens!
Free toothpaste
Free Garnier Fructis Hair Products
Sambucoll for $1
Free Excedrin
How?
Refund Cents Review and Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in coupons, Curriculum writer, customer service, free, hacking, hertz, medical transcriptioning, online teaching, pearson scoring, refund cents, sales, savings, work at home, writerI know this is REVIEW day so I decided to do a review on a website. Refund Cents is my brand new home away from home. I informed you guys that I signed up the other day but I needed to give you guys an update. I signed up for the online access but a good friend informed me that I really should try and get the magazine as well.
Look at me going on and on about my good fortune as if you know just what I am talking about. Refund Cents is a website the scours the grocery and pharmaceutical weekly ads for all the good deals and matches them up with the best coupons. Then they inform their members of day to day deals, as well as, deals to come! The tips are amazing. You find out how to get free items like toothpaste, cookies, cheese, and I am just talking about today! The possibilities are endless. Do not take my word for it though, check it out for yourself (with pictures too)!
Each month you get:
- a 50-70 page issue
- Information about 100-300 new refund offers.
- 5 page Ad section
- Good Deal Alerts
- 10 pages of “Tips & Talk” featuring reader letters and pictures (Sample: “Reader Pics & Stories”)
- Many, many features and helps too numerous to mention
- Access to all password portions of this site with hottest daily deals
- $30.00 - 14 month print subscription (12 issues) + online access
- $25.00 - 1 year print subscription (10 issues) + online access
- $14.00 - 6 month print subscription (5 issues) + online access
- $8.00 - 3 month print subscription (3 issues) + online access
Or
- $30.00 - 2 1/2 year online access only
- $12.00 - 1 year online access only
- $7.00 - 6 month online access only
- $4.00 - 3 month online access only
Freelance Writer
Tech Writer
Insurance Sales
Customer Service
Copywriter
Freelance Writer
Curriculum Editor
Online Teaching
Ethical Hacking
Hertz
Copy and Line Editor
Pearson Scoring
Transcription Overflow
Finance Blogger
Intro to the Grocery Game and Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in bloggers, content writer, coordinator, coupons, customer service, freelance writing, grocery game, medical transcriptioning, MT, savings, staples, work at homeIn an effort to better organize this blog, I am going to make Mondays, "Money Saving Mondays". On Mondays, you can find anything from advice to freebies (sometimes both). You will still get your daily work at home leads, but with a little extra bonus.
Times are getting tough and those of us who work at home and outside of the home are all looking for ways to save money. The best way to do this is to cut back on spending. One way to cut back is to use sites like The Grocery Game. If you are a coupon clipper, this is the game for you. The Grocery Game enables you to maximize the usage of your coupons. The Grocery Game Team searches the ads, the in-store deals, and the coupons and let you know when, where, and how to maximize your savings. The people who play this game can get items for free or next to nothing!
The list is $10 every eight weeks, for a one store membership. A two store membership is $15 every eight weeks and a three store membership is $20 every eight weeks. This payment pales in comparison to what you will save by getting these lists. Don't take my word for it, visit The Grocery Game for yourself!
Customer Service (90day on-site requirement)
Article Writer
Freelance Writing
Writer (Ecovian)
Writer for Animal Hospital
Mintel Writer
FlyHub Writer
Mobile Phone Technology
Portland Health Educator
Blogger/Organizer
Staples (Louisiana)
Textbroker
Ohio Residents
Internet Researcher
Web Application Developer
Web Designer
Interior Design Blogger
Emergency Coordinator
MTs
Work at Home Leads and a Who's Hiring Reminder
Posted by: TRochelle in alpine access, content writer, customer service, dreamweaver, hiring, Humana, lionbridge, medical coder, neiman marcus, sales apple, work at home, WyndamBrochure Writer
Real Estate Loft Blogger
Lionbridge
Dreamweaver Expert
Sports Psychology Instructor
Call Center Manager
Medical Coder
New United Health Group Posting
Veterinary Affairs
Customer Service and Sales
Its time for a Who's Hiring Reminder. The companies below are companies who have been hiring lately and either you have not applied or you missed the post. One is location specific, which means, you must be in a certain area to work there. Please read carefully as these are guaranteed legitimate companies and no investments involved. Never pay to work!

United Health Group
Humana
Wyndam
Neiman Marcus
Alpine Access
Apple
Hiring and Work at Home Jobs
Posted by: TRochelle in account executive, bloggers, Convergys, customer service, graphic designer, Hilton, hiring, proofreader, RN, staples, Sutherland, work at homeIts that time again and if you subscribe to my blog then you know what I mean, work at home leads fresh off the net! Who does not like something free, every once and while? Enjoy the leads and information on who is still hiring. In this sagging economy, its nice to know that people are still interested in helping each other. Good luck to everyone searching and ask questions and I will answer them in the blog.
Writer
Graphic Designer
Blogger
Acct. Exec.
RN Case Manager
Hilton is hiring again
Writer (starting 2 cents a word)
Proofread Music
Glass Hammer
Convergys and Sutherland are still hiring!
Night time phone work
Staples is still hiring
Videographers
Asurion
Working at Your Own Pace
Posted by: TRochelle in bloggers, customer service, data entry, dispatcher, editor, recipe review, remote work, sales, tech support, work at home, work from homeAnyone that knows me, knows that I absolutely love blogging. Its a great way to do what I love, talking. Imagine my joy when I saw this great group of blogging jobs:
Digital Media and Technology
Linux Blogger
Editor/Blogger
WebDesign
Internet Marketing
There are so many opportunities in the field of blogging. The smaller money can add up to big money and lets face it, all money will pay a bill. Have you ever given thought to starting your own blog? If so, check out my tips section and get blogging! Blogging allows you to work at your own pace and provides a great outlet for those who cannot work at home using a telephone. If blogging is not for you, feel free to explore the many leads provided each day.
Sales @ Pitney Bowes
Humana
Real Estate Data Entry
Blogger/Writer
Recruiter
Staples in Baton Rouge
Dispatcher
Tech Support
Dutch
Bill Review
Insurance Sales
QA Reviewers Atlanta
If you guys think that those links are awesome wait until you find out what AllRecipes.com is up to now:
Allrecipes.com is celebrating its 11th year anniversary. This is an exciting opportunity to make a difference with a rapidly growing company which is at a pivotal juncture in its history. Our audience has grown rapidly to 7MM home cooks monthly. We need an exceptional leader with the vision, experience, and drive to help us accomplish our goals. Allrecipes.com is located in Seattle, WA in the SODO area, and is part of the Readers Digest Association family of businesses.
Reader’s Digest Association is the world’s leading food publisher with businesses centering on magazine and book publishing, nationwide cooking schools and interactive media.
REPORTS TO: International – Content Manager, Seattle WA
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Recipe editors apply food knowledge, knowledge of Japan, and a passion for food and accuracy to publish content to the web.
• Edits , translates and publishes recipes
• Localizes content, ingredients, measurements and vocabulary for Japanese audience
• Categorizes recipes
• Performs recipe and food-related research
QUALIFICATIONS
•• Bilingual in Japanese and English.
• Must have thorough experiential knowledge of Japanese lifestyle, cuisine, metrics, and cooking terms
• Experienced in home and/or industry cooking
• High attention to detail
• Excellent writing and editing techniques.
• Strong analytical and organizational skills.
• Ability to problem solve and prioritize tasks both independently and in a team setting.
• Proficiency with MS Word, MS Excel and Outlook. Experience using Internet for research
• Culinary degree or food industry experience; excellent grammar skills
• Lawfully permitted to work in the U.S.
We offer flexible hours, and casual, friendly work environment. To apply, please send resume and cover email to jobs (at) allrecipes.com
Eat the Cake T.Rochelle!
Posted by: TRochelle in cake, career, content review, cook book, cooking, customer service, data entry, legit jobs, pie, remote work, resolutions, tax preparer, wah, work at home, work from home, writer
I got a response from one new job I applied for and unfortunately, I did not get the job. I did, however, get the kindest response in the world. It just encouraged me to keep trying. I have to continue since, like an idiot, I announced my resolution would be to write a book! I wonder if no one ever sees the book, if it still counts?
Maybe I should shift my focus? I could take pictures of everything I can cook(like the yummy cake above) and give them to people who made the resolution to lose weight. Once they break the resolution, maybe they will buy stuff from me. What? I am getting desperate here!
Times are hard and so is the ability to put your hands on money. I watch these snotty rich kids on television spending a MORTGAGE on their wardrobe and I sit and think...... I wish they would go broke. I know its evil, but its honest. Is it really evil that I want to see Paris Hilton destitute? She did not work for her money, I can be mean to her. I could see if she was out doing a lot of good and she actually saved her money and was a frugal person, but she is not.
Okay T, its time to stop hating on Paris and get your piece of the cake (no not pie, cake is bigger). I am going to keep trying to go and get that giant slice of cake but I still want to help you all get yours as well so.......
Content Review
Tax Preparer
Customer Service
and more.....
Keep In Mind
Posted by: TRochelle in customer service, data entry, help wanted, leads, legit jobs, teaching, wah, work at home, work from homeSometimes when searching for jobs to work from home, you have to look in some really familiar places. For instance, over at Virtual Vocations I posted a job for Huffington Post that I found on Craigslist.org. That job could have been found easier if I had just visited Huffington Post directly. You should check websites periodically and see who is hiring because you never really know when someone might post a job. Look what I found just by revisiting Huffington Post......
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/p/jobs-at-huffingtonpostcom.html
Then I decided it was time to visit Kaplan and Score again and found this...
Faculty Position
Teach
Teach
and then I went over to 1800Flowers and found this
Temp Customer Service
All this got me to thinking about how many companies hire but don't typically post their jobs frequently. As a job hunter you should not stop at applying only for companies who are currently hiring. You never know when someone will need help and a lot of times neither do they, so I say apply everywhere all the time!
Here are a few to start with but if you want more tips like this you might want to check out my Tips Section at Virtual Vocations!
Data Entry
Florida
Colorado
Got good penmenship
Database Specialist
Lists and Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in blogging, customer service, data entry, leads, legit jobs, telecommute, transcription, work at homeAs promised yesterday, I am delivering some work at home leads. Before I do, let me suggest you do what you would do anytime you start a new venture, get support. You want to join some key work at home message boards. I am starting one if you are interested. Its pretty new so there are not a lot of members but you can truly ask me anything. If you are interested in a nice variety of work at home sites then you might want to check out:
1. Virtual Vocations - Its a very personal site and the people are very nice. The owner sells a list of work at home leads that will be delivered to your email everyday but that is not necessary for membership. This is a cool place for new people because they don't snap at simple questions like some message boards.
2. Work at Home Mom - Truth be told, the ladies here are not all that nice. This place is best for looking for jobs and moving on. Do not get caught up in message board drama. These ladies are great at finding scams and great jobs, they could just use a lesson on tact. Its free so check it everyday.
3. Work at Home Mafia - This is a pretty new message board as well but these ladies have their stuff together. They have a nice crew of ladies that find jobs for you to check out and they keep an upbeat attitude.
4. Work Place Like Home - Another good place to find leads but you will notice most leads just repeat themselves. If you can get one good message board then you are good to go. The folks here can be a bit snotty sometimes but that's because just like wahm ,they have been at it for a very long time and they have little to no patience for novice questions.
These are your top 4 heavy hitters when you are looking for work at home support. There is also always contacting me. Now I want to suggest a few things I have run into recently:
http://www.katrinasangels.org/JobView.asp?catID=153
https://websurveyor.net/wsb.dll/80911/Scoreessaysfromhomeapp1.htm
http://www.cmoftheyear.co.uk/recruitment/cmjobs.php
http://www.genuinejobs.com/members/jobdetails.php?Job_ID=11251
http://www.convergysworkathome.com/
http://www.genuinejobs.com/members/jobdetails.php?Job_ID=10081
Yes Another One
http://www.hrccjobs.com/
http://www.rentarvnow.com/jobs.html
Lionbridge
Bookmark these two sites because they are not hiring now but they do hire from home.
American Airlines
Jet Blue
The list I give will not be this long every single day but I will be pretty consistent. I found most of these jobs from experience, genuine jobs, and the message boards above. I basically check all the same hotspots over and over until I see a flame.
Hey Its T.Rochelle
Posted by: TRochelle in cooking, customer service, data entry, leads, legit jobs, transcription, work at homeWith that being said, let me tell you about my T.Rochellisms. I use terms like E-lationship. That's what we have right now. We have an E-lationship, because its online and I don't mind answering your questions. Our E-lationship can either consist of us talking about what is for dinner, working at home, starting your own blog, dealing with kids, movies, or plain relationship chit chat. I am pretty versatile in my E-lationships and yes I accept gifts on our E-nniversary.
We can also break up and its called amicable E-parture. Just try and avoid the speech.....
Its not me its you...we were doomed from the start...you were attracted to thought of being with me not necessarily the E-Lady that I am.
Yes its that sweet southern charm. I look forward to talking to you and reading your questions. I am an open book so ask away and if its too personal, you will know.








