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amother
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 Sun, Nov 12 2023, 2:25 am
I want to start working part time remotely after many years out of the workforce.
If I want to just start on my own without networking in my circles, either a frum or heimish type company or maybe a standard company that isn't sketchy at all, would you have any advice or ideas where to begin?
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amother
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Sun, Nov 12 2023, 2:40 am
As a recruiter, I would advise that it may be easier to start your own business - tutor, bake cookies etc. than find a normal work from home job.
Look, they do exist, but are often very hard to come by and low paying
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HMSThunderChild
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Mon, Nov 13 2023, 5:56 pm
| amother Grape wrote: | As a recruiter, I would advise that it may be easier to start your own business - tutor, bake cookies etc. than find a normal work from home job.
Look, they do exist, but are often very hard to come by and low paying |
I'm in the same position as OP. Thank you for this info.
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