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Click 'n Work Get
Paid to Do Online Research |
ClickNwork.com is a company that contracts with
other companies and locates and collates relevant, up to date
material from the Internet for them. To find this
information on the Internet, ClickNwork hires home-based workers
and pays them per accepted reference.
Nearly 50,000 people work as part-time researchers
for ClickNwork, and workers include everyone writers,
dancers, army officers, paralegals, current and former consultants
and analysts, economists, MBA and PhD students and many retirees.
Most work requires a set number of hours per week or month, but
some is work is assigned as it becomes available, and all new
researchers are required to start with this kind of "ad
hoc" work.
Currently, the company is looking for:
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Information specialists - business
researchers with experience in Lexis Nexis, Factiva, etc.
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Web searchers - those who can quickly find
information on the web
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Trend spotters - people who can spot new
trends
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Writers/editors - those with high quality
business writing and editing skills
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Photographers - people who can take photos of
buildings and products
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Telephone interviewers - individuals who are
able to interview senior business executives
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More positions available
If interested, you must register with ClickNwork, which includes
submitting your resume (and work samples if you have them), and
answering some questions about why you want to work from
home. Your submission will be reviewed and if it is
accepted, you will be tested over the Internet in the area in
which you would like to work. If you pass the tests, which
we hear are fairly rigorous, work will start to be sent your
way. Researchers must have a home computer and a high
speed broadband Internet connection, and pay depends primarily on
the type of work but is usually from $5 to $150 per hour (the
faster you work, the more you can earn).
Get more information at http://www.clicknwork.com
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