Search for different work-at-home websites. ‘WAHM,’ 'WorkPlaceLikeHome' and 'Whydowork' where you can find a list data entry jobs.
Step2
Visit classified or job-related sites such as 'Backpage', 'Craigslist' or 'Indeed' to find data entry work. Keep in mind there might be huge responses received to employers so make the best impression, not only stating your interest but explain why you will be a good candidate and your experience. This can possibly lead you as front-runner for the job.
Step3
Research companies in your local area. Some data entry services are open to hiring people to work from their home although for some companies, it might be a requirement to work onsite for a month before doing work online. You can also look in the yellow pages to search for local businesses that hire independent contractors- offering your services are an excellent way to build clients.
Tips & Warnings
Most data entry companies prefer their worker to have outstanding typing skills. If you are not fast at keying, go to ‘Typing Test’ or ‘Learn 2 Type.’
Frequently visit work-at-home job boards for updates. You never if there is a update on a job or a company that is seeking workers.
Never pay a fee to work for a company. It does not make sense to pay money to an 'employer' when you are the one want looking for a job to be paid.
on 12/1/2007
Thanks for all the helpful hints. They are so needed in a day and age where there are so many scams out there. And you tip on learn2type is priceless, it helped me though college typing so much more then any teacher. Practice, practice, and even when your heart aches practice.
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Comments
elmerfud said
on 6/19/2008 Hi. My name is elmer fud .I am trying to find data entrys work .
warriorwitch said
on 5/13/2008 seems to me you need a little help in the spelling dept. grouch, and laurika your syntax needs a little help too.
laurika said
on 3/26/2008 I wish there are some links from you , you have experiences with, since many of those data entry jobs online is scam.
grouch said
on 12/1/2007 Thanks for all the helpful hints. They are so needed in a day and age where there are so many scams out there. And you tip on learn2type is priceless, it helped me though college typing so much more then any teacher. Practice, practice, and even when your heart aches practice.