Work From Home

[Kissgurami]

Dont mind flexible working arrangement to work from home though I am FTWM

[junemum72]

I wish too but I cannot risk of not having an income to help supplement my family’s expenses.


The only thing it will force me to think about it when "touch wood" i lost my current job and not able to find one.

I hope to learn a skill…

[piggi]

Looking for home based job too. But afraid of spam. Anyone here could recommend? Thanks.

[SAHM_TAN]

There are mystery shopper jobs, flexible timing, but not regular income because on project basis. However, it’s fun to be involved in such assignments because able to learn useful information.

[SAHM_TAN]

I wonder has any mummies consider providing after school care for primary school kids in their homes? But own kids must be older or else no time to monitor own kids work…

[Oppsgal]

SAHM_TAN:

There are mystery shopper jobs, flexible timing, but not regular income because on project basis. However, it's fun to be involved in such assignments because able to learn useful information.

http://lesterchan.net/blog/2008/06/23/mystery-shopper/
happen to read a blog on the mystery shopper job. Seems tiring.

[SAHM_TAN]

Oppsgal:

SAHM_TAN:

There are mystery shopper jobs, flexible timing, but not regular income because on project basis. However, it's fun to be involved in such assignments because able to learn useful information.

http://lesterchan.net/blog/2008/06/23/mystery-shopper/
happen to read a blog on the mystery shopper job. Seems tiring.

My experience is different from the blogger. It depends on the project. I was happy with my assignments.

[TAccs]

SAHM_TAN:

Oppsgal:

[quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"]There are mystery shopper jobs, flexible timing, but not regular income because on project basis. However, it's fun to be involved in such assignments because able to learn useful information.

http://lesterchan.net/blog/2008/06/23/mystery-shopper/
happen to read a blog on the mystery shopper job. Seems tiring.

My experience is different from the blogger. It depends on the project. I was happy with my assignments.[/quote]online stores, data entry, telemarketing?

[UncleLim]

LLK:

To have that 'freedom' and be able to spend time with their loved ones, given a choice, quite a number of parents would prefer to work from home, such as internet marketing and other online businesses, and online job like data entry. Wondering what else we can do at home to earn money? Are hairdressing, baking or giving tuition good choices?

I am afraid very few of us can \"have the cake and eat it\". This desire to have the best of both worlds have been discussed to death and till this day I have yet to meet someone who has \"found it\". But the fraudsters understand this desire to look after our family and do something and hence we see all these online advertisements for data-entry, day trading, etc.

To make things worse, we are a nation of HDB flat dwellers and are subject to so many rules when we try to take a stab at being a small time entrepreneur. It is illegal to turn to your flat into a small time bakery or factory.

But that is Singapore for us. It is like trying to produce world class footballers but not allowing kids to kick a football around in open spaces.

[LLK]

UncleLim:

LLK:

To have that 'freedom' and be able to spend time with their loved ones, given a choice, quite a number of parents would prefer to work from home, such as internet marketing and other online businesses, and online job like data entry. Wondering what else we can do at home to earn money? Are hairdressing, baking or giving tuition good choices?

I am afraid very few of us can \"have the cake and eat it\". This desire to have the best of both worlds have been discussed to death and till this day I have yet to meet someone who has \"found it\". But the fraudsters understand this desire to look after our family and do something and hence we see all these online advertisements for data-entry, day trading, etc.

To make things worse, we are a nation of HDB flat dwellers and are subject to so many rules when we try to take a stab at being a small time entrepreneur. It is illegal to turn to your flat into a small time bakery or factory.

But that is Singapore for us. It is like trying to produce world class footballers but not allowing kids to kick a football around in open spaces.

I heard there is a so-called HDB's 'home office scheme' which we can apply for approval to do certain businesses, such as hairdressing and etc.