Jane Moore

What is a telecommuting job?

Basically, a telecommuting job is where you work at home, using the computer and telelphone. What of jobs you can get? Customer Service, Transcriber, Translator, Tech Support etc.

There are thousands of telecomuting jobs out there, your job is to find where it is.

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Do your need a college degree for telecommuting jobs?

Not necessary, one of my friend worked in a telecommuting job before and she didn’t even graduated high school. Since most telecommuting job is customer service, all you need is basic computer skills and talking on the Telephone … most companies will train you before you get on the job.

Where can I find such jobs?

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Is Telecommuting right for me?

If you’re okay with talking to people, then it okay. You also need a quiet work space and basic computer skills. Hours are not long because you’re working at home, so that cuts the rush hour time

However, note that most telecommuting jobs are contract work. You don’t get special health plan or anything like that. And they don’t pay you an hourly wage, but rather you get paid per minute every time you answer a phone call.

In the end, it averages out between $12-$16 an hour.