I am a student of 1st year. I need a part time work from home job. How can I proceed further?
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Please wish me luck, or say a prayer for me! I am praying for all of us out there, particularly those of us in our mid-50s searching for a new role in which we can be happy, fulfilled and grow our careers (those of use not close to retirement)!
I am so tired of the rejection and tomorrow's interview seems like such a great position. I am trying hard to stay confident but it is not easy, since I have been rejected for so many roles.
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I got a job offer from a large financial institution!
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"The Timing of Your Questions During an Interview Is Everything!"
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Anonymous
Check with your school to see if they offer a work/study program. This can help you stay focused on your studies and provide valuable experience after you graduate.
Carol Priefert
First you need to review what jobs that allow for part time work from home. Then figure out the skills you are good at and what you are good at. Most work from home jobs require the same skills as if you did the job from home. Look into work from home jobs on Facebook, linked in has remote jobs that are part timers time. Lastly, make sure they are legitimate jobs.