So the U.S. economy has lost 1,250,000 jobs over the past 3 months. Staggering number.
It's not just a number for some folks--it's real life.
May you find some good leads here, and my fingers are crossed for you.
Here are today's leads:
Tech Jobs
Educational Technology Specialist
C# Developer: must be in Eastern time zone
Principal Statistical Programmer
Quality Analyst with QTP
Service Demand Analyst
Mobile Developer
C++ Technical Writer and Help Desk
Reliability Engineer
Senior Training and Development
Software Engineer
Technical Support Help Desk
C# Developer: onsite training in Springfield, IL, telecommuting possible after
Senior Actionscript Developer: 75% telecommuting, located in L.A.
Programmer for PC Casual Game
Principal Architect Pega Rules Process Commander
Data Sharing and Privacy Expert
.NET Web Designer
Electrical Engineer
Pacbase Developer
Web-Based Support
VB.NET: onsite in Austin, TX once per week
SPSS Statistical Programmer
Customer Service Jobs
Customer Service Reps
Bilingual (Spanish and English) Financial Counselor/CSR
Finance Jobs
Cost/Schedule Analyst
Marketing/Management/Sales Jobs
Management Consultant/Analyst
IT Sales and Marketing Rep
Account Manager
National Steel Sales Representative
Employee Benefits Rep
ECM (Documentum) Sales to Life Science Industry: must live on east coast
Sales Representative: must live near NYC
Senior Health information Management Consultant
ITIL Services Field Sales Representative
Licensed P&C Agent
Editorial Jobs
Educational Writer
Medical Writers
Legal Jobs
Patent Prosecution Attorney: half-time telecommute, Reston, VA
In-house Contracts Paralegal
Attorney
Part-time Residential Real Estate Paralegal
Misc Jobs
Graphic Designer
Friday, December 5, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Telecommuting Job Leads December 4, 2008
I'm reading more and more stories about people being laid off. Thanksfully, Congress passed an extension for unemployment benefits, so hopefully that gives people some (small) comfort.
The first, and only, time I was laid off was in 2002. Because I was laid off within a year of the 9/11 attacks, my unemployment was extended for 52 weeks. It took that long to finally find the right job.
May you find work faster than I did.
And away we go...
Print/Web Designer
Bond Producer
Senior SQL 2005 Reports Developer
Programmer
Lead Oracle Configurator
AutoSys Administrator
Area Sales Manager
Technical Writers
PM/Project Coordinator: near Ewing, NJ
C++ Developer
Post-Sales Solutions Architect
Security IA/Analyst
Sr. .NET Developer
SAP PP (PI) Consultant
VOIP Network Analyst
Senior Java Software Engineer
eLearning Trainer
SAP Senior Consultant
Business Development/Account Manager
Managed Services Operations: third shift
Copy Writer
Lawson Financials Project Manager
Senior Websphere Architect
Integration Technology Specialist
Bilingual Help Desk Analyst, German
Bloggers
Online Media Sales Account Executive
Vocational Field Case Manager
RN Field Case Manager
Outside Sales
Staff Adjuster: Orlando, FL area
Commercial Sales Representative
Medical Coder: 90 days onsite, then work at home
Case Manager
New York State Online Teacher
The first, and only, time I was laid off was in 2002. Because I was laid off within a year of the 9/11 attacks, my unemployment was extended for 52 weeks. It took that long to finally find the right job.
May you find work faster than I did.
And away we go...
Print/Web Designer
Bond Producer
Senior SQL 2005 Reports Developer
Programmer
Lead Oracle Configurator
AutoSys Administrator
Area Sales Manager
Technical Writers
PM/Project Coordinator: near Ewing, NJ
C++ Developer
Post-Sales Solutions Architect
Security IA/Analyst
Sr. .NET Developer
SAP PP (PI) Consultant
VOIP Network Analyst
Senior Java Software Engineer
eLearning Trainer
SAP Senior Consultant
Business Development/Account Manager
Managed Services Operations: third shift
Copy Writer
Lawson Financials Project Manager
Senior Websphere Architect
Integration Technology Specialist
Bilingual Help Desk Analyst, German
Bloggers
Online Media Sales Account Executive
Vocational Field Case Manager
RN Field Case Manager
Outside Sales
Staff Adjuster: Orlando, FL area
Commercial Sales Representative
Medical Coder: 90 days onsite, then work at home
Case Manager
New York State Online Teacher
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Telecommuting Job Leads December 3, 2008
Happy job hunting!
Lead J2EE Developer: must be local to Clayton, MO
Senior Clinical Quality Analyst
Senior/Principal Biostatistician
Environmental Specialists
.NET Developer: short training in Boston, MA, then telecommute
Quality Analyst with QTP
Service Demand Analyst
Tax Accountant
Client Relationship Manager
Major Account Sales
Electronic Health Record Project Manager
NASCO Benefits Coder
Telephone RN Case Manager: 6 months onsite, then full telecommute
Mobile Programmer J2ME
PHP Developer
Marketing Director
Data Entry: must live near Phoenix, AZ
MMOG Database Developer
Freelance Flash Designer
Senior Web Programmer: occasional onsite work in Vancouver
PHP/ASP Hybrid Developer
Arabic to English Translator
ZEND/PHP/MySQL Developer
Graphic Designer and Web Designer: some meetings onsite in San Diego, CA
Part-time Proposal Writer: some onsite meetings in San Diego, CA
Consultant/Project Manager
Software Developer
Senior Mechanical Design Engineer
Online French Editor/Tutor
Online Spanish Editor/Tutor
Native Spanish Speakers Needed
Sales Rep for Chocolate Company
Recipe Editor, China Site
Sharepoint Interface Designers
Customer Support Help Desk
Lead J2EE Developer: must be local to Clayton, MO
Senior Clinical Quality Analyst
Senior/Principal Biostatistician
Environmental Specialists
.NET Developer: short training in Boston, MA, then telecommute
Quality Analyst with QTP
Service Demand Analyst
Tax Accountant
Client Relationship Manager
Major Account Sales
Electronic Health Record Project Manager
NASCO Benefits Coder
Telephone RN Case Manager: 6 months onsite, then full telecommute
Mobile Programmer J2ME
PHP Developer
Marketing Director
Data Entry: must live near Phoenix, AZ
MMOG Database Developer
Freelance Flash Designer
Senior Web Programmer: occasional onsite work in Vancouver
PHP/ASP Hybrid Developer
Arabic to English Translator
ZEND/PHP/MySQL Developer
Graphic Designer and Web Designer: some meetings onsite in San Diego, CA
Part-time Proposal Writer: some onsite meetings in San Diego, CA
Consultant/Project Manager
Software Developer
Senior Mechanical Design Engineer
Online French Editor/Tutor
Online Spanish Editor/Tutor
Native Spanish Speakers Needed
Sales Rep for Chocolate Company
Recipe Editor, China Site
Sharepoint Interface Designers
Customer Support Help Desk
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Telecommuting Job Leads December 2, 2008
One thing to keep in mind with these leads: I don't post "commission only" jobs. there a LOTS of them out there, so if you're looking for commission-only sales jobs, you won't find them here.
I will post "base + commission" jobs, however.
Happy job hunting--here we go with leads--there's even one for a PROFESSIONAL KNITTER in there!
Network System Administrator
Bookkeeper
Joomla Web Programmer
.NET Developers
Wordpress Content Poster
PR Representative
Passionate Bloggers Wanted
Administrative Human Resources Coordinator
Account Executive
Senior Developer
Sales and Marketing Associate
Marketing Manager
Flash Motion Graphics Expert
Freelance CGI Coder
Online Content Manager/Producer
OOP Programmer
Public Relations
Online Editor
Office Assistant: partial telecommute, near Stamford, CT
Conference Producer
Website Conversion
Graphic Designer
Moderator and Marketing Associate
Cold Fusion Developers: local to NYC
Grant Writer
Editor/Writer
Blogger on frugal topics
E-Commerce Website and SEO
Market Research Analyst
Online Librarians and Internet Researchers
Professional Knitter Needed: near NYC for meetings
Article Writer
Marketing/Admin Support
PR Assistant for Online Video Game Company: onsite in Orange County, CA at times
Attorney Editor
Finance and/or Economics Editors
Web Consultant/Editor
Quickbooks Bookkeeper: onsite near Philadelphia at times
MES Developer: within Philadelphia area
Immigration Attorney
I will post "base + commission" jobs, however.
Happy job hunting--here we go with leads--there's even one for a PROFESSIONAL KNITTER in there!
Network System Administrator
Bookkeeper
Joomla Web Programmer
.NET Developers
Wordpress Content Poster
PR Representative
Passionate Bloggers Wanted
Administrative Human Resources Coordinator
Account Executive
Senior Developer
Sales and Marketing Associate
Marketing Manager
Flash Motion Graphics Expert
Freelance CGI Coder
Online Content Manager/Producer
OOP Programmer
Public Relations
Online Editor
Office Assistant: partial telecommute, near Stamford, CT
Conference Producer
Website Conversion
Graphic Designer
Moderator and Marketing Associate
Cold Fusion Developers: local to NYC
Grant Writer
Editor/Writer
Blogger on frugal topics
E-Commerce Website and SEO
Market Research Analyst
Online Librarians and Internet Researchers
Professional Knitter Needed: near NYC for meetings
Article Writer
Marketing/Admin Support
PR Assistant for Online Video Game Company: onsite in Orange County, CA at times
Attorney Editor
Finance and/or Economics Editors
Web Consultant/Editor
Quickbooks Bookkeeper: onsite near Philadelphia at times
MES Developer: within Philadelphia area
Immigration Attorney
Monday, December 1, 2008
Telecommuting Job Leads December 1, 2008
Welcome to December! I hope job hunting goes well, and you enjoyed Thanksgiving. Tomorrow there will be FAR more leads as I expand listings.
Here are the leads:
Freelance Writers to Complete Books
Freelance Editors
Freelance SEO Article Writers: clocik on "Freelance Opportunity!" in the loer left corner for the PDF.
Customer Service/Order Management
Courthouse Researchers
Segmentation Editors
Writer for Research Reports
Business Developer
Account Executive
PHP Developer
MarCom Writer: onsite once a week in Austin, TX
Embedded System Developer
Chief Software Architect and Business Analyst
Geriatric Care management: mostly work at home
Customer Service
CLE Administrator: some onsite work in Boston, MA
Embedded System Developer
Online Media Sales: Chicago/Midwest-based
Telephone Triage Nurses
Software Developer: meets once a week in Dallas/Plano TX area
Web Designer: meets once a week in Dallas, TX area
Lawyer/Article Writer
Mid-Level Web Developer
Computer Software Sales: base plus commission after 3 months
Executive Assistant/Operations Coordinator: onsite 1-3 meetings/week in Boulder, CO area
Part-time Law Student Needed
Webmaster
Open-Source Web Programmer: occasional onsite meetings in Long Beach, CA
Administrator/Office Manager: onsite training near L.A.
Web Programmer: 3 hours/week onsite near L.A., otherwise work at home
Here are the leads:
Freelance Writers to Complete Books
Freelance Editors
Freelance SEO Article Writers: clocik on "Freelance Opportunity!" in the loer left corner for the PDF.
Customer Service/Order Management
Courthouse Researchers
Segmentation Editors
Writer for Research Reports
Business Developer
Account Executive
PHP Developer
MarCom Writer: onsite once a week in Austin, TX
Embedded System Developer
Chief Software Architect and Business Analyst
Geriatric Care management: mostly work at home
Customer Service
CLE Administrator: some onsite work in Boston, MA
Embedded System Developer
Online Media Sales: Chicago/Midwest-based
Telephone Triage Nurses
Software Developer: meets once a week in Dallas/Plano TX area
Web Designer: meets once a week in Dallas, TX area
Lawyer/Article Writer
Mid-Level Web Developer
Computer Software Sales: base plus commission after 3 months
Executive Assistant/Operations Coordinator: onsite 1-3 meetings/week in Boulder, CO area
Part-time Law Student Needed
Webmaster
Open-Source Web Programmer: occasional onsite meetings in Long Beach, CA
Administrator/Office Manager: onsite training near L.A.
Web Programmer: 3 hours/week onsite near L.A., otherwise work at home
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Not a telecommuting job, but worthwhile: Work for the Census 2010
The federal government is taking applications for 2010 Census Workers.
The jobs generally pay around $18 per hour, and most workers will work a total of 5-10 weeks, going house to house in teams to ask people to complete the 2010 Census interviews. You can work part-time as a census taker, and even if you have a full-time job you can work evenings and weekends to be a census taker as a second job.
In some regions, longer-term jobs are available (starting now through the end of the census). This can be a great stepping stone to a federal job.
Give it a shot!
The jobs generally pay around $18 per hour, and most workers will work a total of 5-10 weeks, going house to house in teams to ask people to complete the 2010 Census interviews. You can work part-time as a census taker, and even if you have a full-time job you can work evenings and weekends to be a census taker as a second job.
In some regions, longer-term jobs are available (starting now through the end of the census). This can be a great stepping stone to a federal job.
Give it a shot!
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Internet Program: $1,600 per month in passive income on eHow? How?
I frequent writer message boards, and came across a woman on WAHM.com who claimed, a few months ago, to be making $700 per month on eHow. I didn't quite believe it at first.
eHow is a revenue-sharing site for "How to" articles. eHow is the site where Demand Studios articles are published. If you are a Demand Studios writer, then you are paid $5 to $15 for writing an eHow article--you get that money upfront and release all rights to the article.
If you are an eHow writer, you write for yourself in the eHow Writer Compensation Program (WCP). You make NO money upfront, but you get a percentage of ad revenue from readers reading your articles, clicking on ads, etc.
$1,600 a month is what the writer from last summer is up to now. She's published around 300 articles and earns $1,600 in PASSIVE income (older articles continue to earn money while she does nothing). Other writers following in her footsteps are reporting making $400, $500, more in passive income on eHow as well.
I decided to give this a whirl.
I've made $2.17 so far, with 3 articles and 1800 page views (you generally earn a specific amount per 1,000 pageviews). The more "friends" you have on eHow, the more likely you are to gain readers, which gains pageviews, which gains earnings. I've written articles on How to Get a Customer Service Telecommuting Job and How to Get a Writing Telecommuting Job, plus I threw in How to Cook a Gluten-Free Christmas Dinner for kicks :p
Generating passive income on eHow takes patience. Most writers report putting 20 articles per month on eHow, with first month earnings in the $10-$20 range. You gain "friends" on eHow, put a link to your articles in signature lines on email and on message boards, and you continually add more articles. By the time you hit 200 articles (by the way, an article takes me 10 minutes to write--we're not talking about long how-tos here) you can easily hit $200 per month, and go up from there.
Passive income is great because you only do the work once, but you reap the rewards on an ongoing basis. You're paid once per month, via PayPal, as long as your income is $10 or more. It's very simple, and the interface is easy to use.
Yet another tool to consider.
Happy Thanksgiving!
eHow is a revenue-sharing site for "How to" articles. eHow is the site where Demand Studios articles are published. If you are a Demand Studios writer, then you are paid $5 to $15 for writing an eHow article--you get that money upfront and release all rights to the article.
If you are an eHow writer, you write for yourself in the eHow Writer Compensation Program (WCP). You make NO money upfront, but you get a percentage of ad revenue from readers reading your articles, clicking on ads, etc.
$1,600 a month is what the writer from last summer is up to now. She's published around 300 articles and earns $1,600 in PASSIVE income (older articles continue to earn money while she does nothing). Other writers following in her footsteps are reporting making $400, $500, more in passive income on eHow as well.
I decided to give this a whirl.
I've made $2.17 so far, with 3 articles and 1800 page views (you generally earn a specific amount per 1,000 pageviews). The more "friends" you have on eHow, the more likely you are to gain readers, which gains pageviews, which gains earnings. I've written articles on How to Get a Customer Service Telecommuting Job and How to Get a Writing Telecommuting Job, plus I threw in How to Cook a Gluten-Free Christmas Dinner for kicks :p
Generating passive income on eHow takes patience. Most writers report putting 20 articles per month on eHow, with first month earnings in the $10-$20 range. You gain "friends" on eHow, put a link to your articles in signature lines on email and on message boards, and you continually add more articles. By the time you hit 200 articles (by the way, an article takes me 10 minutes to write--we're not talking about long how-tos here) you can easily hit $200 per month, and go up from there.
Passive income is great because you only do the work once, but you reap the rewards on an ongoing basis. You're paid once per month, via PayPal, as long as your income is $10 or more. It's very simple, and the interface is easy to use.
Yet another tool to consider.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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