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5 Work-at-Home Opportunities You Can't Ignore Print E-mail
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5 Work-at-Home Opportunities You Can't Ignore

If you think that work-at-home opportunities are reserved only for new moms, think again. According to employment experts, over 16 million people work from home. Today's home-based workforce includes people in all stages of life and in virtually all professions. So if freeing yourself from the bonds of a nine to five schedule sounds appealing, here are five work-at-home opportunities to consider:

Telecommute: If you're already employed, experts suggest you launch your work-at-home endeavor with your current employer. Take the time to think through a possible work-at-home scenario for your job. Ask yourself the following questions: What are the core responsibilities of your job? What will it take to be successful? What are the benefits to the company?

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47% of time spent on the Web is viewing content, 33% on communications tools Print E-mail
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47% of time spent on the Web is viewing content, 33% on communications tools - 8.14.2007 [more]
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Luxury spending up 6.6% in 2006 Print E-mail
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Luxury spending up 6.6% in 2006 - 6.18.2007 [more]
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Startup success: iPod repair business Print E-mail
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Startup success: iPod repair business

Growing iPod repair business founded by students will move to new digs PEORIA - A Peoria-based company started by a couple college students who recognized a need has decided it will do its growing here at home.

That growth for iRepair Squad has been nothing short of phenomenal in its first year and as it moves toward millions of dollars in annual sales and 100-plus employees, it will relocate to larger quarters in East Peoria that can accommodate the expected growth.

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