Archive for February, 2008

  • Hive Live Helps Companies Create Virtual Water Coolers

    Social networking is important for employees to share ideas and encourage one another. But the free standing social networks like MySpace, Facebook, etc. aren’t what companies need. Instead they need customized social networking space for their own employees. That’s why Alpine Access with 7,500 teleworkers chose HiveLive to create their own specialized social network.
    Here’s a […]

  • How To Display RSS Feeds On Word Press Blogs - Antone Roundy

    Antone Roundy is an RSS Whiz. He sent me this email so I’ve decided to pass it along.
    I’ve been using CaRP to display Amazon.com affiliate ads in my blogs for quite a while, and I’m frequently asked how to display RSS feeds in a WordPress blog. The other day, I was considering posting the […]

  • Do You Dress For Success When Nobody Else Is Around?

    Mark Horne, freelance writer and friend asks an important question… could people who work at home do better if they dressed better, even if nobody else were around?
     Now I am a freelance commercial writer. I can dress down as much as I want on most days. Yet I increasingly find I hate being too casual. […]

  • Google Books - Monetized By Adwords

    If you were wondering why Google was going through the trouble of digitizing books for Google Book Search (a great service by the way if you’re looking for books!), the reason is shown below. I don’t know how long it’s been happening (I didn’t see it this morning for instance) but on this book search […]

  • Changing Tecnologies Leave Home Based Medical Transcriptionists Scrambling

    I got a frantic call the other day because a home based medical transcriptionist got one of those frightening calls.
    Unless she got high speed internet in 3 months, she’ll lose her job.
    She lives in a rural area however, and all the big telecommunication companies are too busy raking it in from the easy pickings customers.
    Here’s […]

  • Get Paid $10 To Review A Website

    You can get paid $10 for every website you’re chosen to review and be paid by Pay Pal.
    Here’s how:
    The people at Usertesting.com are letting folks sign up to review websites. The great thing about this site is that for $19 you can get a real person to review your site for its usability and customer […]

  • Voice Recognition Software Still Requires Home Based Transcriptionists

    Here’s a job listing that shows that even using advanced medical transcription equipment with voice recognition, you still need Medical Transcriptionists.
    They’re called “Medical Transcription Editors”
    Tired of pounding the keyboard? Want to give your wrists and hands a rest? We are hiring MT-Editors with a minimum of 2 years of recent acute care experience […]

  • How To Monitor Business Pages That Don’t Have RSS

    I know it’s hard to believe a business page wouldn’t have some kind of RSS capacity, but some don’t… mainly ones that are afraid folks will use RSS to repost their content and rob them of a visitor.
    So how do you get notified about changes in important content?
    Here’s a tool called ChangeDetection that I like.

  • Telecommuting Scam Video Helps Tell The Good From The Bad

    This video will help you tell legitimate work at home telecommuting jobs from the scams. You can see the video here at RatRaceRebellion.
    With the assistance of Scamlock Holmes™ — Rat Race Rebellion’s scam sleuth extraordinaire — our own Chris Durst investigates a company that claims to have a home-based job opening.
    Watch as Chris takes […]

  • In Sweden Everybody Works At Home For The Government - Unpaid

    Since the elections are coming up, it’s a good time to remember that perhaps we need to elect people who remember what it was like for people to have freedom instead of being micromanaged by nitwits in Washington.
    Check out how, in Sweden, everybody is an unpaid work at home garbage sorter. It’s insanity aplenty…
    So what […]