Tonya Said:

WHERE SHOULD i LOOK??!! I DONT KNOW HOW TO FIND THESE JOBS?

We Answered:

lol i have the same problem my employment agency litterally told me that its slow right now so its unlikely were gonna get anything done for anyone

heres what ya do

talk to your freinds parents and see if they can get you a job at there companys

Walter Said:

HOW DO I GET THIS? I CANT FIND IT?

We Answered:

You should really look into medical transcriptionist jobs, medical billing and coding, para legal, court transcriptionist, customer service, consultant, insurance agencies. If you don't have the schooling behind you check into local community programs that offer low income educational training classes that you can earn a certification upon completion of the course. Typing 60+ wpm i don't know why people aren't contacting you non stop. But for somereason i constantly get emails from google, to work from home like with customer service contracted positions for the company, part time and full time around what ever hours you can work. Try verizon phone company, comcast on line computer operator where as you are generally gathering information form the customer for the company, placing service, repairs and so on. Rather you know it or not but various stores have such jobs like sears, yonkers, JC Penny, then there's all of the countless cell phone companies that look for cusomer service computer phone operators to handle clients. There's at home typist jobs for insurance agencies, medical, try all your local hospitals. As a matter of fact why haven't you applied for a postion with all the temporary employment agencies themselves.Go to the local college employment offices and apply for industrial receptionist, administrative assistant is the title to such a job. The school and the library city hall, any law firm. Having all the equipment you would actually use in an office setting at home is a good deal too. Because even though there's a few but some employers are willing to allow you to work from home and report to the office once or twice weekly and for major staff meetings. That's what i'm interested in doing, I am considered disabled, I am bi-polar, have serve depression, high blood pressure, a type -2 diabetic, with a bad back, and a re occurring spasum in my neck and shoulder. I do really love working with the general public, but in doing so i often experience a great great deal of pain from standing, lifting things, not being able to relax working a 8 to 12 hour shift. But i am in search of an at home job, where i can cope better with my bouts of depression, and bi-polar as well as deal with the pain i have daily. Just don't stop searching the job you want is out there, just don't fall for no scams either. If someone is hiring they shouldn't be asking you for money .
I search on line all the time. but you should really check into medical transcriptionist that's a job that wants your kind of typing speed with very very little mistakens in typing. But in the mean time make you up some fliers to put on bulletin broads at stores, at the colleges, agencies. if you can afford it mail several out to various companies your interested in working with include that your willing to contracted work assignments, in short when they need you they'll be able to call you up to help with the clerical work too.That way you'll get your foot in the door, and could be back up for clerical staff sick or vaccation time. and should a position come open you'll be first choice.

Robin Said:

Do I need counciling?

We Answered:

Counseling is always a good solution... It doesn't mean you will obtain a job but it will give you new skills to relax and deal with your stress. Right now is a terribly hard time for people to find jobs, especially if you are just entering the job market. Your life is in a slump, but it will get better. With the comment about feeling violent maybe you have some other issues going on also, like bi polar. Do you have any history of mood swings in the past. I do think you are on the right track about getting into counseling. If you are in the states most areas have state funded treatment centers so if you don't have insurance they work on a sliding scale. If you need additional information for treatment please feel free to email/IM me.God Bless ReggieR