does anybody WAH on their computer?

[newbiemama]

I've been looking for typist jobs for a long time. I'd get more hours if I could stay at home and work as opposed to working PT outside the home!

[Namiko]

Hmm I'm not sure about typist jobs. I'm a WAH-editor though and that has worked out really well. Lots of jobs just require you to sit at a desk with a computer and phone so it makes sense for you to be able to just be at home.

[lovebear]

Oh I do! I work at home to earn extra income while looking for a good nanny to look after my children. But the good thing is I am able to spend time with them while working, plus I get to see my baby boy growing fast.

[Sakari]

Originally Posted by lovebear Oh I do! I work at home to earn extra income while looking for a good nanny to look after my children. But the good thing is I am able to spend time with them while working, plus I get to see my baby boy growing fast.

Can I ask what kind of job you do?? I'm looking for something like this!

[corinne76]

I'm a freelance writer and business blogger. I live on my computer lol

[wildsissy]

FLEXJOBS!

[momof_3]

Originally Posted by wildsissy FLEXJOBS!

I looked this up. The only problem is you have to pay for it at $14.95-$49.95 per month.

[DustysSweety03]

I do transcription stuff for Quicktate sometimes. I'm starting to get back into it. I can say that they do pay.

[carrollrj25]

Originally Posted by Namiko Hmm I'm not sure about typist jobs. I'm a WAH-editor though and that has worked out really well. Lots of jobs just require you to sit at a desk with a computer and phone so it makes sense for you to be able to just be at home.

How did you become a wah-editor?

[Namiko]

Originally Posted by carrollrj25 How did you become a wah-editor?

I started out with some in-office jobs and then kept my contacts, got a business license, and told my previous employers I was open to accept projects

If you are good at writing, you can actually do copywriting from home quite easily with websites like Amazon Turk and iWriter