Legit work at home jobs

Re: Legit work at home jobs

• Stephanie2167 member

  April 2009

  I work from home twice a week and have been with my company for almost 4 years. Most "real" work at home jobs are regular companies that offrer you to work from home after you've been with them for awhile.

  Do know that once I have this baby and will be most likely working from home 100%, I still need to put the baby in daycare. I can't do both.

  

  
  

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• historychick79

  April 2009

  Depending on your background you might want to check with your local hospitals whether they have medical transcripting, or know of companies that offer this service with home workers. A friend of ours did this earlier this year and loves it, though it is bona fide work at a computer several hrs a day. I'm not sure what background, training or costs are associated with it but it might be a lead.

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• Jenn.J.

  April 2009

  Stephanie2167:

  Most "real" work at home jobs are regular companies that offrer you to work from home after you've been with them for awhile.

  This. I work from home after moving away from my corporate HQ for my husband's job and they wanted me to stay. It's a dream, but I could never do it with a kid here. I'll be quiting in August to be a SAHM.

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• DiscusCoach

  April 2009

  My DH works from home most days. He does the accounting etc for the restaurants we own and runs a business which is primarily online. We bought a half ownership in it two years ago.

  I have been considering doing daycare - just enough to pay for health insurance as DH is self employed and I like expensive health insurance. (My district currently pays about $10,000 a year for my medical.)

  Life is either a daring adventure or it is nothing at all.

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