Tomorrow’s radio guest will be David Moufarrege, Chief Operating Officer, Americas for Clickworker.com. They are always looking for people from anywhere on the planet who enjoy writing, translating, researching, and data processing. As a Clickworker you earn money working completely independently on your own schedule from any personal computer with

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Work at home job listings for 6/10/2010

Remember those puzzles you used to do when you were six or seven? That mass of dots and numbers on a page just looked like a mess. But when you went through and connected dot 1 to dot 2, moving on through dots 100 and 101, you wound up with a picture of a pony.

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Play Connect-the-Dots to Win at Online Marketing

Through the early 1960s, it was common practice for employers to segregate job listings for men and women. In many cases, identical ads were run for each gender – but with a lower pay rate for the job targeting women.

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Mind the Gap — All the Way to Retirement!

Unfortunately, the world of query letter writing is one of numbers:  the more you write, the more responses you get.  Now that gets a little daunting at first, because you might not get any (or few) replies – even rejections!  Hopefully, if you’re following along with our other query letter tips, you’ll be getting better and better

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Query Letter Writing: Get Organized

Pipeline Publishing (www.pipelinepub.com) is looking for a few dedicated assistants to work with the editorial department of its monthly telecommunications magazine, Pipeline .

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Work-at-Home Copy Editors and More for Publishing Company

Deb provides me with this great platform and I have the chance to reach out and share something of value with so many people. But this time, I’m being a little selfish.  This post is about me and how you can help me

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This is the Part Where You Solve My Problems… Advice on Workload Reduction…

Are there times at work when you say to yourself, “Wow I wish I knew that years ago?” With so many graduations this month, I asked people in various professions what work/life and career advice they would offer a new graduate.

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What I Wish I Knew Earlier in My Career

oDesk has decided to make MY life easier as a freelancer by offering me benefits that only an employer would offer–decisions I’d rather make for myself now completely done for me! Finally, no more troublesome thinking! That gives me more mental bandwidth for thinking about things like gadgets and power tools and sports! The whole reason I became a freelancer was so that I could have decisions made for me. I like being lorded over

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oDesk Offers Health Insurance!

Building an online community for your service or product is one of the most effective ways to promote customer confidence, loyalty and repeat business. It is of course fundamental that when you create a community, you align your brand’s value and identity with your online community.

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Tailoring your Zoho Discussions-powered Online Community – Part I

From Harvey MuddSteve Jobs proved again on Monday that all he needs to do is stand up with an Apple device of some kind and the business press gushes forth with billions of electrons and barrels of ink of fawning attention. So it’s nice to know that the Apple exec (shown, l, in a Monday Reuters news photo at the iPhone4 unveiling) also can be generous in sharing that monumental spotlight on occasion as he did recently by geeking out on the blog of a computer science student in Claremont.

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Student’s blog is briefly apple of Steve Jobs’ eye

Quarterly estimated taxes are coming up next Tuesday. Honestly, I don’t really like to think about emptying my pockets for Uncle Sam until I absolutely have to, but paying quarterly taxes in April, June, September and January Is just a sad fact of life for we poor, suffering freelance writers

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Alleviate Quarterly Estimated Tax Burden By Paying… Monthly?

(Chicago) – Kristie Tamsevicius and Rick Rimmele — are now man and wife. The two tied the knot during a private ceremony on May 16, 2010 at the Flamingo Hotel gardens in Las Vegas.

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Work at Home Expert Kristie Tamsevicius Weds Photography Studio Owner Rick Rimmele

The corporate affairs ministry will initiate talks with the commerce ministry and RBI to allow global audit firms like KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst & Young and PriceWaterhouseCoopers to open shops in the country. “This matter is not for us alone (to decide), it is a matter which involves the RBI as also the commerce ministry..

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Khurshid for entry of global auditors

The government is in a soup over its efforts to undo a judicial order on a crucial tax policy through retrospective amendment to the relevant law. Through Finance Act 2010, the government had sought to levy service tax on renting of immovable property to businesses, despite the fact a similar law enacted three years ago remained non-enforceable, thanks to a Delhi High Court ruling on a petition challenging the law filed by major retailers

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Govt approaches SC over service tax on renting

Being a freelance writer and working from home are great. There are some obvious cost savings. For example, you won’t have to pay the cost of commuting to and from work, so you’ll save money on gas.

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Is Working From Home Really Cheaper?

The Automated Profit Package sales page has the look and feel of a lot of other questionable sites that WorkAtHomeTruth has reviewed in the past. But while that may be a clue that Automated Profit Package might be worth avoiding I try to look for other potential red flags before making a final decision

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Automated Profit Package sales page review

In Barnes and Noble and Now Shipping! Barnes and Noble – Amazon To celebrate the release of 101 Snappy Fashions , I am giving away a goodie pack each week for the next few weeks. The goodies are themed by chapter and will include a signed copy of the book, a grand prize and a few fun extras! Keep coming back each week and enter to win another set of goodies. Follow my blog , my facebook or my twitter to stay in touch! Add your designs to Flickr! I have been getting lots of emails with pictures of snapsuits and toddler tees created from the book.

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Week 9 – 101 Snappy Fashions Giveaway

Spanish public sector workers are striking today in response to planned austerity measures which according to the BBC, reportedly include a 5% cut in public sector pay, followed by a pay freeze in 2011. Strikes are affecting essential services such as emergency services, schools and hospitals. Public sectors are apparently angry that they feel they are being penalised over the private sector.   However, the Spanish Government have unveiled plans to untie some of the legal shackles of the labour market by making it easier for employers to hire and importantly, dismiss employees

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Armageddon?

There have been plenty of posts about the re-acquisition of Tracking202 by Wes Mahler and Steven Truong, so I’m not going to rehash those here.  All the buzz and discussion about this topic, as well as the original sale to Bloosky, have made me think quite a bit about what was the cause of all this. Fact is, there would never have been a sale to Bloosky or a re-acquisition in the first place if Wes & Steven hadn’t poured out their sweat and their wallets to create a truly original product.  Although there are competitors now, when 202 came out it was the first of its kind on the block.  They were able to capture almost the entire market for the affiliate tracking software niche with little trouble or competition.

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Thoughts on Tracking202

Many people in the technology industry express surprise that Zoho has never received any outside capital, and has been bootstrapped from the beginning. I get roughly 3 calls from venture capitalists, private equity firms and the like a week, and I find that I have to repeat myself way too often. It gets boring after a while, so may be a post will help! First, let me state that I don’t have any fundamental religious issues with venture capital.

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Why We Haven't Taken Venture Capital