By Amy Rasdal I feel your turmoil. Spending several hours on a Sunday snuggling the baby. Luxuriating in the simplicity and perfection of this tiny human. Immersed in the petal-soft skin and new baby smell. Only to be flattened by a ton of bricks as the sun starts to set. Work, babies, bosses, careers, diapers, […]
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By Christy Schutz As we wrap up 2017 and roll into the New Year, many of us start to reflect. A big topic that comes to mind is our careers. Am I happy doing what I am doing? Is it enabling me to utilize my talents? Am I successful at it? Am I getting the […]
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By Holly Reisem Hanna My first experience with a blog was back in 2005. A friend of mine told me that I needed to check out this celebrity gossip blog called, Pink is the New Blog. After reading a few posts, I was hooked. Not only did I enjoy the daily gossip, but I loved […]
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By Holly Reisem Hanna When I went off to college, I had a limited knowledge of what occupations and degree paths I could take. Because I loved traveling, I ended up getting a Bachelor of Arts degree in Cultural Anthropology (don’t ask me what I thought I’d do with that degree)! But, I’m not the […]
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By Holly Reisem Hanna Dear Work at Home Woman, Is there anything non-phone related that’s legitimate? I currently work for a call center and hate constantly being on the phone! Thanks, Hope Hi Hope – I know where you’re coming from. I used to be a prior authorization nurse for Medicaid. I was on the […]
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Ever sat and assessed why you actually go to work? Are you career driven and want to build your knowledge or do you go to work just to afford to get by, pay the rent and support the family? According to a recent survey conducted by Paymentsense, the majority of Brits simply work to live.
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By Ashlee Anderson The average commute in the U.S. is now more than 26 minutes each way. That’s nearly 5 hours spent in the car each workweek. Between the high costs of gas and desire for more flexible scheduling, it’s no wonder more and more workers are looking to escape their cubicles in favor of […]
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By Holly Reisem Hanna Are you ready to work from home? Then 2018 is your year! With advances in technology and with corporate attitudes being more acceptive of telecommuting, there are more work-at-home positions than ever before! In fact, according to FlexJob’s annual analysis of the top companies that hire remote workers, there was a […]
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By Holly Reisem Hanna Last week, I talked about where to find work from home medical insurance jobs. This week, I wanted to jump in and talk about remote jobs in the home, auto, and life insurance industries. Just like the medical field, there are lots of telecommuting opportunities available for Customer Service Reps, Claims […]
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By Kimi Clark People everywhere want to make money; that’s just a fact of life. But often making money isn’t the only way we can have enough to pay the bills and have a great life. After all, it’s not about how much you make, but about how much you have left after you pay […]
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