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Work from home opportunities
geministar2008
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Hello
I know this probably comes up time and time again on here.... however as someone who has had a life time battle with anxiety and depression since i was a child, (now 32) i find working in a social environment in the long run is not good for me. I have times where i am back in work in the public eye and i'm ok but then at some point i become ill again.
So i wondered if there were any roles from home that are not a scam that are worth looking into? I know most roles are not going to make a vast some of money, but something to just keep my head ticking along.... i know there are surveys/market research/mystery shoppers etc. But are there any other areas worth looking into? I have a law and business degree so i am intelligent. Various other qualifications too. I'd happily do data entry but seems these roles are few and far between.
I do not have any money to invest, so the likes of forever living and so on are a no go.
I found this one company called UK consumer research http://ukconsumerresearch.co.uk/ however i was dubious as there is a sign up fee. Anyone had any dealings with these people?
Any other home based work - worth looking into?
Thanks in advance
I know this probably comes up time and time again on here.... however as someone who has had a life time battle with anxiety and depression since i was a child, (now 32) i find working in a social environment in the long run is not good for me. I have times where i am back in work in the public eye and i'm ok but then at some point i become ill again.
So i wondered if there were any roles from home that are not a scam that are worth looking into? I know most roles are not going to make a vast some of money, but something to just keep my head ticking along.... i know there are surveys/market research/mystery shoppers etc. But are there any other areas worth looking into? I have a law and business degree so i am intelligent. Various other qualifications too. I'd happily do data entry but seems these roles are few and far between.
I do not have any money to invest, so the likes of forever living and so on are a no go.
I found this one company called UK consumer research http://ukconsumerresearch.co.uk/ however i was dubious as there is a sign up fee. Anyone had any dealings with these people?
Any other home based work - worth looking into?
Thanks in advance
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Leapforce, Appen and Lionbridge are all genuine, and especially suitable if you are degree educated. All have threads on the forum. There is also call centre work from home. A few companies offer that. I have worked from home now continuously for over 7 years so it is possible. If you are looking for full time, it may be a struggle, but 20 hours a week is doable.0
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20 hours is ideal. Could you pm me with any links to opportunities if possible? Thank you x0
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Done some research on leap force and lion bridge. .. is there a huge difference?
Struggling to find home based call centre rolls though...can you recommend any? Thanks so much x0 -
geministar2008 wrote: »Done some research on leap force and lion bridge. .. is there a huge difference?
Struggling to find home based call centre rolls though...can you recommend any? Thanks so much x
Sensee have a few roles at the moment http://www.sensee.co.uk/Home-Agent/vacancies.aspx
There is also 360CRM making appointment reminders for the NHS
http://www.360crm.co.uk/Careers/AgentandPAApplications.aspx0 -
Thank you cat woman. Yes heard of nhs appointment one. I did apply awhile back but didnt hear anything back.
With leap frog and lionsbridge which do you think is better? Not sure which to go for
Thanks again x0 -
I have tried so hard and so many times with the nhs one and they never ever reply (apart from the automated reply that they have received my application)
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Hi tanya2014 i know same here. I've tried calling and never get through to anyone.
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Will try and find out proper contact details. I have a few friends who work for them. I worked for them for 2 years. They often advertise on the Job Centre website. I do know they get hundreds of applicants though.0
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geministar2008 wrote: »Thank you cat woman. Yes heard of nhs appointment one. I did apply awhile back but didnt hear anything back.
With leap frog and lionsbridge which do you think is better? Not sure which to go for
Thanks again x
I am with LF now and have heard its easier to get on with them than LB.0 -
Thanks Catwoman for those links. Just applied for the 360CRM, will see if I hear back. I'm sure I applied a few years ago but never heard anything.0
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