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When it comes to applying for a home telecommute job there are a few important tips you need to remember when you are filling out those online applications or emailing / postal mailing in those resumes.  Today, I thought I would share a few tips with all of you who are looking for a telecommuting job.

1. When filling out online telecommute job applications you always want to answer each question to the best of your ability. Your answers to their questions should be brief and to the point without any added fluff.

2. Never EVER lie or stretch the truth on job applications or on resumes. Anytime you lie or embellish your answers on applications or resumes it will come back to bite you in the butt. Being truthful with your answers is always the BEST thing to do.

3. If you have a resume that you personally drafted up it is very important to proofread it for any grammar or spelling mistakes. You want the potential employer to get a good “first” impression about you and you want that impression to be a professional one. If your resume is drafted up improperly and/or filled with grammar and spelling mistakes it will send up a RED FLAG to that employer right away.

4. When providing your contact information on your application/resume make sure it is complete and accurate. Most companies will contact you during the weekdays during normal working hours so if you are providing a phone number for them to contact you at…make sure it is a number where you are most likely to be during the daytime hours.

5. One you have submitted your application and/or resume online to the potential employer don’t start emailing them and calling them to find out your status right away. These days potential employers really spend a good bit of time looking over applicants applications and resumes and it could be “weeks” until you hear from them (if you hear from them at all).

When it comes to applying for a home telecommute job it does take quite a bit of time to land one…most people tell me that it takes 6 months or longer so you will need to be patient! Keep filling out those applications and keep sending in those resumes and hopefully you will eventually land yourself a “dream” home telecommute job! Good Luck!

If you’re a creative person, there is variety of artistic job ideas to do from home. You can find these freelance jobs on various niche boards or you can start your own home based freelance business.

Arts & Crafts
Often times hobbies can turn into a home based business. It’s how many crafters realize they could earn an income from what they love to do. Many people also enjoy and prefer handmade products and they are very likely to support independent “Mom and Pop” business owners. The arts and craft industry is vast and here are some popular artistic job ideas.

*Jewelry
*Bath and Body Products
*Candles
*Diaper Cakes
*Scrapbooking and Stamping
*Handpainted Crafts
*Recycled Crafts
*Wood Crafts
*Ceramics and Pottery
*Paper and Stationary
*Baskets and Flowers

Creative Writing
If you have a way with words writing could just be what you’re looking for. Many people don’t think they have the right writing skills, but don’t underestimate your writing ability. There are many resources and training online if you need to hone your skill so if writing is what you’re interested in pursuing then take a chance.

You can write for a variety of online sites. You can choose niche categories like a foodie writer or write for greeting card companies. You can write ad copy, marketing material, brochures, books or newsletters. You can also offer your ghostwriting services in any creative category.

Graphic Design
To be a graphic designer you need a lot of computer skills including desktop publishing training, good communication skills, problem solving skills and creativity. If you’re looking for a job, a bachelor’s degree is required. Keeping up with the latest software technology is also mandatory if you choose this field.

Some graphic designer jobs are:
*Logo Design, Brand Identity Design
*Flash Design
*Web Design
*Layout Artist
*Video Game, Animation or 3D Design

Photography
So you’re a stunning photographer with a keen eye for creating beautiful images. Your photo taking skills are unique and they tell a story. You can take your talent and work as a freelancer or turn it into something more like starting your own home based specialized photography business.

You already know that to be a photographer you need to be imaginative, creative and a think outside-of-the-box type person. There are many areas in which you can start your photography career and here are some suggestions.

*Stock Photos
*Wedding
*Family Portraits
*Newspaper, Magazine
*Wildlife, Outdoors, Nature
*Architectural
*Fashion
*Culinary – Food

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