Look!

and

Beware!

or

Be Aware!

:)

Most seasoned "work at home" researchers already know that there places online that DO offer "work at home" jobs, but one must do a little digging.

I will mention www.indeed.com. Now, don't get me wrong, INDEED is a fabulous resource but...many newbies that are just beginning to look for "work at home" jobs may get confused and discouraged quickly when looking at all-encompassing websites like INDEED.

So, when looking for a "work at home" job for the first time, or, if it's been a while, remember to be sure and look closely at the ENTIRE listing!!!

1) Work at Home MAY mean...once applicant trains at onset facility.

2) Work at Home MAY mean..."remote..." and to the company, this means either a certain mile radius from facility OR in traveling distance for meetings, etc.

3) Make sure this "Work at Home" opportunity is actually in the state in which you live. There are websites that offer "WORK AT HOME," but you really look at the ad and it may be in 10 or 20 states or cities.

4) When seeing a "Work at Home" ad in something you like, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement but one needs to be sure that the qualifications required can be met. This means past job experience, school credentials and possibly actual job experience in the field offered.

5) My biggest advice is to LOOK! Read the ad and then read it again. Make sure the qualifications fit! There is no need to waste any time when looking for a job at home because the REAL ones come along few and far between.

Blessings,

Cynthia