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Can you really find legitimate jobs working from home? Yes you can IF you know where to look and depending what kind of job you are qualified for.
If you want to trade hours for dollars there are a myriad of companies that will hire you to do certain verifiable tasks that you can accomplish from your home office. This usually saves the company money and benefit costs over office staffed employees. In this home based category you are paid for producing a quota of desired tasks and are paid accordingly.
Depending on your skills, training, and experience you can submit your resume to online job hunters (employment agencies) in your related field, i.e. medical, legal, and insurance, etc. A few examples - Hilton hires work from home reservations and service specialists, CompuCom hires Java Script developers for telecommuting positions, and Tenet Health Care hires medical coding specials who work virtually from home.
Another category is marketing solicitation, surveys, customer service, recruiting, sales, scheduling, technical, writing, and telemarketing jobs. In many cases, the jobs are part-time, commission-based, or pay a lump sum for a completed project.
Working from home opportunities is not nearly as plentiful as you would think considering the amount of interest there is in working from home. They are also difficult to find. Job seekers who are interested in home employment need to spend a good deal of time searching for legitimate, working from home opportunities, as well as a significant amount of time weeding through scams.
Full-time jobs that provide health insurance, a pension, vacation, and other benefits while you work full-time from home, especially if you don't have experience, are few and far between.
Flexibility is one key to successfully working from home. If you are willing to consider freelance or contract employment or willing to combine a couple of part-time positions, you'll have a greater chance of success in finding opportunities that are legitimate. It's also critically important to take the time to search for positions and to thoroughly research those that sound viable.
If you are not professionally trained in a specific field, want to work part time, Network marketing would be another avenue to pursue, it can be quite lucrative. The good ones offer honest, legitimate business models with modest start-up investment, free training, free websites and quality products. You don't have to be a super salesperson to succeed and you won't end up with a garage full of soap. Good Luck!
medical coding training at home.