Is it worth to work ONLINE?
By neglitex
@neglitex (347)
Latvia
March 23, 2007 3:11pm CST
Have you ever wanted to work online and have as much money as you have working in a normal job? Yes most of the money making online secrets are scams but I don't really think I'd like to have such work! I mean I want to get a job and get as high as possible. For example if some1 said "Hey look that guy is working online...he's doing surveys and..and filling ad forms!
Or you would better want if someone said "hey look that guy is the best salesperson this month!" :) Well maybe it is worth to get some more income but not as a primary job.
What do you think?
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5 responses
@AnoChaudhary (1719)
• India
23 Mar 07
I just started looking up sites on online jobs work at home opportunites and its all very very confusing. Most times i just sign up and then i dont know what else i should be doing so i just leave it at that. SOmetimes i tried posting the links that i get at Mylot and i am not sure how that works either!!....So i think sticking to your job in the real world is the best option!!
@sharon613 (2321)
• United States
27 Mar 07
Right now I don't have much of a choice but to work online at home. Day care is expensive and I don't have steady living quarters. I'm also in the process of moving over seas and the advantage of working online is you could take your work where ever you are. I know about scams and I go with my instincts. If I feel a program is pulling my leg. I don't stick with it like I do with the ones that aren't a scam.
@healwell (1268)
• Ahmedabad, India
24 Mar 07
When ever you are working genuinely, there is no need to think that the work is online or other traditional way!
The change agents have spread all over the world now and on line work is now taking place eveywhere! And people are earning also!
I think if online work can give you satisfaction as a workman, and it is providing you a adequate money than there is no problem... Just do it!
@aissar (414)
• Malaysia
25 Mar 07
Well, suppose your electricity and internet access are free, then of course working online is good. But ask around and I won't be surprised that many people would still prefer good-old toil in the mud job. Real jobs are more secure and one can gain valuable experience from it. Things are different with working online - not only do you not see anybody else except your family for the rest of the day, you only stare at the screen and hurt your eyesight. Then, if you work online for too long, you might even become addicted. Or worse, an anti-social.
The cost factor has to be taken into account too. Electricity bills are not low; internet access ain't free too. So I'd still prefer a real job.
@jengrin (944)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
Of course I still want a real job not just answering surverys or signing up online. A home-based job is good but that is when you get a monthly salary but if it's the job which you don't get monthly income then it's not good. At least an income that can shoulder your daily needs it good but much better if you get more.
