How to attract your dream client (or job)
One of the more interesting tactics I have heard implemented in pursuit of a ‘dream job’ was when a woman sent in her resume to a company, along with a barbie doll with only one arm. In her cover letter she wrote, “I’d give my left arm for this job”. Had I been in that [...]
10 Ways that Freelancers can Help the Earth
In honor of Earth Day — I offer this list of ways that freelancers can (and do) do to help the Earth. 1. No commute! In 2007 the Energy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Impact of Telecommuting and e-Commerce (PDF), conducted by TIAX estimated that telecommuters in the U.S. alone saved 840 million gallons of gas [...]
9 Advantages to Companies Who Let Their Employees Telecommute
1. Increased productivity and commitment from employees. The flexibility working from home offers to employees who have to care for children or other relatives allows them to perform better at their job. They require less time off, and are generally better focused and more productive. Many employers will discover their employees are accomplishing more and [...]
New Telecommute/Work at Home Jobs
Just a heads up – I’ve posted some new job leads up on the gigs page on FreelanceMom. Let me know if you land one!
How to Ask Your Employer to Let You Telecommute
ABC News wrote a good piece on how to go about asking your employer if they will let you telecommute. They cover some really good points. I think the most important thing mentioned is to make sure your performance is outstanding before you approach your employer about telecommuting. They need to be able to trust [...]
