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Posted By: Chandra M. S. <polaris_inc@yahoo.com> In Response To: Re: Data Entry jobs, etc. - really true? (Sandi Bowman)
Saturday, 21 January 2006, at 9:33 p.m.
> Well, since I really don't know the TYPE of work you're qualified for,
> it's a bit hard to say where to go. I haven't done anything like this for
> many years but if I were looking for extra work I'd go where there's most
> likely to be occasional spurts of extra data input to do. For example, tax
> and accounting firms might be pushed to the limit about now and welcome
> some help with billing or routine input.
> Used car lots are often looking for title clerks to help out during their
> peak seasons.
> If you have insurance experience, you are in demand, so check them out.
> Newspapers sometimes need extra help...and if you know Quark, well, you
> may be able to wangle a part time job if that's to your liking.
> Another place you might go is to the various office buildings,
> particularly those that have a large number of smaller clients in the
> building. Why? Because, when those small guys start to grow, they often
> need help...in a hurry...until they can hire and train a permanent
> employee.
> Secretarial Services often need help for varying periods of time.
> Temporary agencies, that do NOT charge YOU for their services are another
> option you might look into. There are some fine ones around but do check
> them out.
> Don't get suckered into buying yourself a job no matter how good they make
> it sound, Chandra. Nine times out of ten you'll find it a churn and burn
> mill. For example: they'll send you out on what appears to be a great job
> and you agree to pay them a proportionate fee. You get to the job and
> discover that you're #5 in about 4 months that they've placed in that job.
> You'll last there just long enough to 'qualify' to pay them their fee.
> It's a legal racket and hurts those who can least afford it.
> Legitimate professional placement agencies do exist but they're not easy
> to find unless you happen to be good enough to interest a headhunter. In
> that event, the job will be legit and the offer, if it comes, will be
> worth following up, generally speaking. The company pays the headhunter to
> find the ideal applicant to fill a specific position.
> Wish you much success, Chandra.
> Sandi Bowman
Thanks a lot, Sandi, for your good info.
-Chandra
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