- No Babysitters and No Daycare - Staying home with the kids is important to me but it's not easy to live on a one income household. Leapforce is flexible and I make my own hours. I can choose how much or little I want to work. This is perfect for my family! This means I can be there for my kids and don't have to use all of my paycheck to pay for child care. It's just not economical to work and then have to pay for childcare.
- No Commute and No Gas - Gas is expensive! Working from home means no paying for gas to commute to work and having no commute means more time to either spend working or spend doing other things.
- Every Day is Casual Day - Getting up in the morning and working in your PJs is fabulous! This doesn't mean it's okay to go to the store in your PJs or not shower, but it's awfully nice not having to get up and immediately have to shower and get dressed up.
- No Guilt Sick Days - Nobody can completely control getting sick or having sick kids, but that doesn't mean that your boss will be understanding. Working from home means you don't have to worry about taking too many sick days and upsetting your employer. If your kids are sick, you don't have to feel guilty about staying home with them. Another bonus is depending on how ill you or your kids are, you very likely may be able to get some work done. Just stay in your PJs and work from bed if you feel up to it. No guilt, no stress, just take care of what you need to without worrying about upsetting your boss!
- Vacation on Your Own Schedule - Life can't be all about work. Everyone needs to find time for fun! Working for Leapforce has allowed me to take time off without having to arrange it around anyone Else's schedule. Not only does this include vacation time, but also time for scheduling doctors appointments, dentist appointments and other unavoidable appointments.
- Volunteer at School - Working at a regular job often means missing out on volunteering at your child's school or going to their school events such as holiday parties and field trips. Since I set my own schedule for Leapforce, I'm don't have to miss out on these important memory making moments with my kids.
- Summertime Means No School - Unless you're a teacher, if you work away from home, the summer months means finding childcare for your school aged kids or letting teenagers fend for themselves while you're at work. Studies have shown that kids and teens who's parents are involved and present are less likely to get bored and get into trouble. Being able to stay home is priceless!
- Control Your Paycheck - One of the greatest things about working for Leapforce is that you have the ability to control your own paycheck. What I mean by this is if you decide you need to increase your paycheck, you can work as many hours as you want so you can do this. If you want to work 80 hours per week, you can and on the flip side, if you want to take it easy and only work a few hours per week, you can do this. The flexibility is one of the most attractive things about working for Leapforce.
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Saturday, August 3, 2013
The Pros to Working From Home for Leapforce
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Why Working at Home ROCKS! Great Article
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I'll bet you've heard the news. Our current economy is really putting a damper on our country's chipper go-get-'em attitude.
You can relate?
Ok then. It can make the entrepreneur-minded think seriously about running their own business and calling the shots. If you’ve been pondering the idea of writing your own ticket and working from home, allow me to give you some compelling reasons why you’d want to start executing on that idea.
If you have a laptop and cell phone, your options are endless.
If you’re more of a social animal, part-time co-working might also be a great environment for you.
Working from home allows you to take time to take care of yourself year-round.
If you are in a situation where you frequently find yourself not feeling well, or if you are responsible for caring for another, working from home offers you an environment to take care of yourself and others more properly than if you needed to balance life at an office.
Working from home gives you control over your schedule. Rearrange your schedule or put in some extra hours ahead of time for: children’s activities like swimming lessons, a school play or volunteering at school. You can also go to doctor’s appointments or other little errands when it’s convenient for you.
Very cool!
You can also write off certain mileage to and from your home office. Be sure to keep copious records. (Be sure to talk with you accountant and/or read up about this on the irs.gov website to make sure you’re coloring within the lines.)
Personally, I’m not advocating wearing your pajamas everyday, but you definitely have some flexibility in this area. Like to wear jeans? Me too. So wear them, along with some flip flops.
That being said, don’t trash your entire working wardrobe. If you need to meet with clients or do some speaking, save some things you can get dolled up in.
You can relate?
Ok then. It can make the entrepreneur-minded think seriously about running their own business and calling the shots. If you’ve been pondering the idea of writing your own ticket and working from home, allow me to give you some compelling reasons why you’d want to start executing on that idea.
Can’t Beat the Location
If you’re longing for something outside the normal 9-5, working at home is a great option. You can choose when and where you work. That can mean working from a home office, a local coffee shop or even the beach. Gorgeous weather outside? Take a conference call outside in the sunshine.If you have a laptop and cell phone, your options are endless.
If you’re more of a social animal, part-time co-working might also be a great environment for you.
Changing with the Seasons of Life
So you’ve got kids and you want to be there for them and spend more time with them? No problem. Working at home affords you that opportunity. You can make a living around your life, and as your life changes, so does the flow of how you work. Little children grow up in a few years, and as they do you can adjust accordingly. When you move, taking your home business with you is pretty simple. Put it in a box, and move it with everything else.Flexible Schedule
Sickness is an issue if you are working in an outside office. The swine flu pandemic did not do anything to assuage this.Working from home allows you to take time to take care of yourself year-round.
If you are in a situation where you frequently find yourself not feeling well, or if you are responsible for caring for another, working from home offers you an environment to take care of yourself and others more properly than if you needed to balance life at an office.
Working from home gives you control over your schedule. Rearrange your schedule or put in some extra hours ahead of time for: children’s activities like swimming lessons, a school play or volunteering at school. You can also go to doctor’s appointments or other little errands when it’s convenient for you.
You Can’t Beat the Write-offs
Working from home has some really great tax advantages, as well. Generally, if you use a room in your home exclusively for business, you can write off expenses for that room.Very cool!
You can also write off certain mileage to and from your home office. Be sure to keep copious records. (Be sure to talk with you accountant and/or read up about this on the irs.gov website to make sure you’re coloring within the lines.)
Uniform = Whatever You Want It to Be
Forget suits and an expensive wardrobe. Wear what you want!Personally, I’m not advocating wearing your pajamas everyday, but you definitely have some flexibility in this area. Like to wear jeans? Me too. So wear them, along with some flip flops.
That being said, don’t trash your entire working wardrobe. If you need to meet with clients or do some speaking, save some things you can get dolled up in.
You Can’t Beat the Service or the Food
Make your own latte or a fab lunch. No more worries about beating the clock to get back to your desk. You’re the chef—make what you want, when you want. You can even pop over to the local farmer’s market for some local fare. Yum!Monday, July 22, 2013
Leapforce is Hiring
Now is a good time to apply for a job as a Leapforce Agent! Leapforce has announced that due to rapid growth and work volume, they are hiring new agents. If you're interested in a job where you can work from home, consider working for Leapforce. As a search engine evaluator, you will be contributing to the functioning of the search engines you use daily. The work is interesting and rewarding. If you're a stay at home mom, you know the challenges that a single income household brings. Leapforce has allowed me to continue to be a stay at home mom while earning an income.
Leapforce is a legitimate job. It is not a scam or a pyramid type job where you have to recruit other agents in order to make money. On the other hand, because it is a real job, Leapforce expects employees to maintain high quality work standards.
If you're interested in a flexible job with good pay, consider a job with Leapforce!
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Saturday, July 13, 2013
10 Great Work-at-Home Jobs-Kiplinger
10 Great Work-at-Home Jobs-Kiplinger
Here's a great article with more Work-at-Home-Jobs. Included in the list is Leapforce! The article gives a great description of the work that search engine evaluators do. There are many other ideas, as well. The article come from Kiplinger.com. Enjoy!
Here's a great article with more Work-at-Home-Jobs. Included in the list is Leapforce! The article gives a great description of the work that search engine evaluators do. There are many other ideas, as well. The article come from Kiplinger.com. Enjoy!
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