
Well at least that is what this web site said Entreprenuer Magazine said. The rest of the quote goes like this:
"at-home workers have more free time and disposable money for recreation and vacation time than clock-punchers and Americans at large."
You will see other quotes there referencing working from home but not alot of info about what kind of work THEY are offering. Basically, its the same old, same old. You pony up your personal contact info and agree to our privacy policy and we will contact you and tell you more.
You can't imagine the amount of spam e-mail I get when I fill these out but I am going to try this one out and see if they are any different.
One question is, How much are you willing to invest? Hmmmmm, red flag!
Be sure to read that privacy policy.
Oh, and last time I checked I didn't have more free time (just more flexible time) and I don't have more disposable money. Yup, just like most jobs.






More time?!? It seems like for most WAHM jobs your income is almost entirely dependent on how much time you spend hustling and working whatever product line, consulting, what have you you're dealing with. I don't know how people cope with the uncertainty of commission-based (or "you have as much work as you can drum up"-style) contractor arrangements -- I'd be freaking out all the time. I am the sole source of support for my family, so I feel fortunate that I have a "real job" (e.g. salaried with benefits, they have to give me notice before firing me) that lets me work from my home office.
Posted by: StellaCommute | January 25, 2007 6:15 AM | Permalink to Comment