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Data Entry As A Telecommuting
Career Submitted By: Nell Taliercio
Telecommuting jobs are becoming more popular and easier to do
with the internet. Data entry, which is simply inputting and
organizing information for the company in spreadsheets or databases,
is a growing field for telecommuters.Where to find Data Entry
Jobs:
There are several reputable job searches on-line that will have
listings. Look in your local want ads as well. It pays to do
your research before getting involved with any company. The
Better Business Bureau is a good resource to check for complaints.
There are also many telemarketing forums where the members share
information on which companies to be wary of and which have
good reputations.Before you apply for a job, take time to create
a good resume to present yourself as a professional, self-motivated
worker.
Find out what kind of skills they are looking for before applying
and emphasize the ones that are your strongest areas.Skills
you need:You should have excellent typing skills, not only for
standard touch-typing, but for the numeric keys (referred to
as 10 key) at the right side of the keyboard. There are many
on-line typing tests where you can check your speed and accuracy.
A good average to aim for is 60 wpm (although some may only
require 30 wpm) with little to no errors.Tools you need:There
are a few software programs you should be familiar with, such
as spreadsheets, databases and word processors. Many companies
have preferred software. Most will probably use Microsoft, or
compatible, programs. A reliable computer is a must and a high-speed
connection is probably best.How much money can you make?An average
rate of pay is $8.00 an hour to start,Click
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