Work @ Home Program

yes my name is frances simpson and i'm 60years old my problem is I'm hanicapped I don't have use of my left side but i do well in getting around I'm interested in working @ home but I don't know who to trust and I don't have no money to put out. I don't want to get rich I just want enough money to make enda meet I'm in the house all day so I really need my cable set up tv ,phone and internet can you please put me in the right direction I have a good work record and you can depend on me to get the job done Thank You Frances Simpson [email protected]

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Answer #1: Posted by 1stLadyDawn on February 8th, 2012 4:17 PM

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While we can't find a job for you through HelpOwl, we can refer you to a page at AARP where you can find helpful information about

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Since you asked this question under AARP, I am going to assume that you are a member. Here is a link to the specific page with the list of articles: http://search.aarp.org/browse?Ntt=work%20at%20home

You might be required to sign in which should not be a problem if you are a member with an online account. You'll just need the email address you already registered at AARP online and the password. To access your account throught the red tab My Account near the top of the page, you will need your membership account ID # without the first 0 at the beginning of in the sequence.

Even a work-at-home job requires a resume. Prepare a professional lookng resume, keeping it brief and to the point. It can be sent to prospective employers as an attachment. Personal details such as dedication and hard working belong in the cover letter.

Make use of some of the discussion groups. Sometimes you can find leads there.

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