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Leapforce is currently hiring once again for Search Engine Evaluators to work from home. They are currently hiring English Evaluators in the United States and Canada. They are also hiring within the United States and Canada for Chinese, Spanish and Persian search engine evaluators. Check out their website for qualifications and more information here.
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This sound interesting to me. Have you had any experience with this company? I’m assuming it’s legit because its on your blog.
Yes, it is definitely legit! I currently work for them and have for a while but they have a very strict non-disclosure agreement so there is a lot of info I can’t share about it. I will tell you though that it is a very flexible job which I love and has been great.
How long did it take you to hear? I applied about 2 weeks ago… i know i ma perfect for this type of job. Just wondering if i should give up hope yet :
I work as a freelance web-designer for local biesnesuss. I don’t charge a large amount of money sites as I am not qualified, but I keep enough extra cash coming through to buy extra bits and pieces. I do it half-heartedly because I do university studies from home too, and I focus mainly on my studies.I also tutor clients, mainly the elderly and baby-boomers, usually at their homes. They never minded me dragging my kid along, but you could always offer lessons at your home.Think about all of the things you can do, and then figure out if other people would be willng to pay to learn those skills. Computers, internet, scrapbooking, sewing etc.Good luck