Telecommute

Career Choices

Telecommuting is a fast growing area in job market. Tele-commuters work over the computer or the telephone, and can work from home. They can have a steady paycheck without having to worry about the hassle of getting to and from work. It involves less of commuting and physical labor.

Telecommuting can be thus defined as working from home while working in larger company by using phone, fax and e-mail in place of face to face contact with co-workers. Where face to face contact is not essential. This kind of working reduces the employee’s costs of commuting. These costs are monetary, physical stress and costs related to the time lost while commuting.Thus it can ensure increased productivity. Rising real estate and energy costs have prompted many businesses to allow employees to telecommute.There can be:

Financial Telecommute jobs

Among these are insurance appraisers, such as auto damage appraisers. Financial professionals also may work from home in this fashion, for example financial planners.

Education Telecommute Jobs

These are extremely popular right now as a form of telecommuting. More and more schools, colleges and universities are offering the ability to learn online. There is an increasing need for individuals who have an experience in the field of education. There are several available positions, ranging from online education professionals to full-time education jobs. Some positions may require certain levels of experience of higher education to be considered. Online Education Jobs are ideal for people who wish to begin a professional career in education online. These jobs provide the chance to gain increased control and flexibility over ones schedule and career.

Writing Telecommute jobs

Many people need content for their sites, and are typically willing to pay between Rs200 and Rs500 per article depending on the quality and the length.

Drafter Telecommute jobs

Drafters draw visual representations of construction or engineering projects. Drafters prepare architectural plans, topographical maps, civil engineering plans for highways, bridges and pipelines, aeronautical plans for aircraft or missiles and electrical wiring diagrams using the aid of a computer. Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) systems have replaced compasses, protractors and drawing boards, and businesses may outsource the design and planning of their engineering projects to telecommuting drafters.