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Subject: Online Data Entry Jobs
Online data entry jobs are scarce, but not unheard of in this day and age of the computer and internet.
Before applying for any job you may find , you'll want to make sure your skills and experience meet the qualifications requested. Yes...even data entry jobs have requirements at times. It's not eating bon bons, while you watch soap operas and type leisurely! I swear...I get emails from people wanting to make $40,000 a year watching TV at home, working part time.....typing some "stuff". Good luck with that!
Now for the rest of us....that are in reality. I suggest getting real with your skills and your home office.
Having the properly equipped home office will be important too. Your potential employer will want to know that you are serious, professional and qualified. Having a good computer, faxing capabilities, remote access to your computer in case you need it and keeping your computer free of spyware would be the bare minimums in my opinion.
Absolutely get yourself one of the great computer based faxing services. Try one out....the trials are free. If you decide to keep it - then there is a low monthly fee. This way you're not having to go out and buy a piece of equipment, ink, paper...etc. Computer faxing is the way to go. It's too easy. I use RingCentral. I've always gotten good service - and I pay less than $8 a month for their fax service. The 30 day trial is totally free. I suggest just signing up for it and trying it. At least you can get an idea of what it's like to use an online fax service. Consider it a little training at no cost! There is no obligation with RingCentral - but it might be worth looking into. I use it almost every day for real estate stuff.
I even have my 800# through RingCentral. Yep...just lil ole me...and I have an 800#! You can get your own Toll Free or Local Number with voicemail for as low as $9.99 per month.
These are steps that not only make your home office more efficient and qualified - it also helps give polish and professionalism to your portfolio!
Go after any data entry job you find just as you would a job outside the home. Have a classy, professional and CURRENT resume with a personalized cover let to match! If you don't have a clue where to begin on updating your resume or writing one for the first time - don't fret. There are many services out there and helpful tips. See my section titled Resumes 101 to get started.
Too many times people go after online jobs unprofessionally. If you really want the job, if you really need the income.....then don't respond to a job position with an email saying...."Yeah... I'd like more info on this job."
NO!
Sending an email like that (even if you're qualified) and another person sends a nice resume and a personal cover letter that states their genuine interest and why they'd be the best candidate --then guess what.....you just lost your chance!
Why do I stress this so much??
I know from experience as being the person looking for work and being the person doing the hiring. Some of the emails I've received when looking for a proofreader were filled with typos, no resume and asking about what the pay was! I didn't even respond to that type of email.
The second part of the process is looking at the individual's qualifications. If I get a cover letter with a typo in it and I'm hiring a proofreader....well - you can guess how that looks. Don't waste your time or an employers time if you truly do not meet their qualifications or experience guidelines.
Your resume is YOU. Are you a crumpled up piece of paper with stains on it, or are you a pristine, clearly written, ambitious piece of linen paper that wants to get noticed?
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Before applying for any job you may find , you'll want to make sure your skills and experience meet the qualifications requested. Yes...even data entry jobs have requirements at times. It's not eating bon bons, while you watch soap operas and type leisurely! I swear...I get emails from people wanting to make $40,000 a year watching TV at home, working part time.....typing some "stuff". Good luck with that!
Now for the rest of us....that are in reality. I suggest getting real with your skills and your home office.
Having the properly equipped home office will be important too. Your potential employer will want to know that you are serious, professional and qualified. Having a good computer, faxing capabilities, remote access to your computer in case you need it and keeping your computer free of spyware would be the bare minimums in my opinion.
Absolutely get yourself one of the great computer based faxing services. Try one out....the trials are free. If you decide to keep it - then there is a low monthly fee. This way you're not having to go out and buy a piece of equipment, ink, paper...etc. Computer faxing is the way to go. It's too easy. I use RingCentral. I've always gotten good service - and I pay less than $8 a month for their fax service. The 30 day trial is totally free. I suggest just signing up for it and trying it. At least you can get an idea of what it's like to use an online fax service. Consider it a little training at no cost! There is no obligation with RingCentral - but it might be worth looking into. I use it almost every day for real estate stuff.
I even have my 800# through RingCentral. Yep...just lil ole me...and I have an 800#! You can get your own Toll Free or Local Number with voicemail for as low as $9.99 per month.
These are steps that not only make your home office more efficient and qualified - it also helps give polish and professionalism to your portfolio!
Go after any data entry job you find just as you would a job outside the home. Have a classy, professional and CURRENT resume with a personalized cover let to match! If you don't have a clue where to begin on updating your resume or writing one for the first time - don't fret. There are many services out there and helpful tips. See my section titled Resumes 101 to get started.
Too many times people go after online jobs unprofessionally. If you really want the job, if you really need the income.....then don't respond to a job position with an email saying...."Yeah... I'd like more info on this job."
NO!
Sending an email like that (even if you're qualified) and another person sends a nice resume and a personal cover letter that states their genuine interest and why they'd be the best candidate --then guess what.....you just lost your chance!
Why do I stress this so much??
I know from experience as being the person looking for work and being the person doing the hiring. Some of the emails I've received when looking for a proofreader were filled with typos, no resume and asking about what the pay was! I didn't even respond to that type of email.
The second part of the process is looking at the individual's qualifications. If I get a cover letter with a typo in it and I'm hiring a proofreader....well - you can guess how that looks. Don't waste your time or an employers time if you truly do not meet their qualifications or experience guidelines.
Your resume is YOU. Are you a crumpled up piece of paper with stains on it, or are you a pristine, clearly written, ambitious piece of linen paper that wants to get noticed?
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Realize Band