Your Dream Job

But Why? asked:


did you see the australian job offer on yahoo home page? what do you think of that?

Owen

not asked:


I am a graphic designer, in the field for 5 years, and my job is done 100% on the computer. I currently have a full time job which requires me to drive an hour to and from work and with the price of gas I can hardly afford it. I know for sure I can find a job telecommuting, a.k.a. working from home. I just don’t know where to start. My resume and portfolio are ready to go. Does anyone have this type of job? Advice on how to find one?

Sarah

Felicia asked:


My boyfriend of almost 4 years just got his dream job as a wildland firefighter. We have never been apart more than a couple of days. He will now be gone for 6 weeks at a time and home for 4-5 days. What are things I can do to keep myself busy when he is gone? I work full time and go to school part time also workout as much as I can. Also when he comes back in town what kind of things can I do for him and welcome him home?

Thanks for your help in advance!!

Tristan

JP asked:


This is for all those who want to work from home making a residual income. What would your dream job be? (From home)

I am currently doing mine through my home business. Im not going to say what it is but if you want more info email me. I will let you know what it is and give you some info on it.
since people are so interested it is Monavie

Elizabeth

Anonymous asked:


Who else is sick of working in an office looking at a freakin’ computer all day? I hate this life, but nowadays computers are the thing, I do NOT want to do this for the rest of my life, but what can pay great and be fun???? It seems impossible. I have a degree in Graphic Design, which I know I can work from home, which is a factor I want, work from home or anything with travel, challenges, working on movies…….what can I do?
Wow, you guys are awesome, all your answers are impressive, I thought I would get some dumb short answers, but yes, starting my own business is sthg. I want to do, but how do you start with that, it seems overwhelming and also, I am a very hard-worker, I have always been complimented as a detail-oriented and very fast and hard worker. I know I can do anything, but I am just lost in what to do. For hobbies, I love traveling, writing, directing movies, fashion, training people. I have experience in marketing, teaching, database softwares and programs, accounts payable, formulas, and lots of other stuff.

Cole

chito zuri asked:


i just passed cpa board exam last may07, and i believed i belong to top 30 because i had a good rating. my grades in college are impressive, I think the HR personnel who intervwd me was disappointed because of d way i ansered the interview. I WAS SO NERVOUS I DIDNT ASK INTELLIGENT QUESTIONS!!!!Would they reconsider my application if i call them? should i ask for a second chance? the succeeding intervws i had wERE fine, they want to hire me because i did my homework.But SGV is my dream. I REALLY WANT TO WORK WITH THEM.

Sophia

moonwolf317 asked:


I love my husband so much. He works and goes to school right now and I can barely spend any time with him. I can’t stand it, it’s very depressing. When he’s done with school, he’s going to be getting a 9-5 Mon-Fri job - great! More time for us, right? I’ll also have the chance of getting my dream job. By dream job, I mean I’ve been wanting this since I was about 6 years old. Here’s the problem. The dream job requires me to be available 24/7 - that means working lots of nights and weekends which means not much time with hubby still…
I’ll be happy while I’m at work, but horribly bored and depressed when I’m rotting at home by myself and he’s at work… or I could be happy when I’m with him and horribly depressed and angry with myself while at work… I don’t know what to do!!!

Luke

Zarango asked:


I’m curious, because while I don’t have any children of my own yet, I want to be a stay at home mom one day. I would be truely happy being in the home, caring for my children, cooking, cleaning etc. However, it seems to me that fewer and fewer people WANT to do this…I often get odd reactions when I tell people that my dream job is mother/homemaker. Your opinions please.

Brady

nitropit68 asked:


Hi there. I have always dreamed of working at home. I have been on many sites, but found that through “Good Morning” America show web site, there are a few good ones like Telereach, Intrep, and Alpine Acess to name a few.

Problem is, some of these sites are not so great, and their submission forms for application are not working well (i.e. they don’t seem to go through). Either that or it seems that some of them may not have their stuff together yet (i.e. they’re not well organized).

So, anyone out there with experience working at home? Can you tell me of an excellent, legitimate, “employee status”?

I DO NOT WANT a 1099/independent contractor/home-based business job! But I DO WANT a REAL work-at-home job where you get a W2 and they send you a paycheck, etc…). A nice, regular, steady job where the company really has it’s stuff together, and I can make steady income!

Thanks so much! Please, experienced people answer this question only!

Wyatt

Rachel R asked:


I’m a stay at home mom and I love it, but it’s not alyways fun and games. when the kids are sick or I’m up all night with the new baby. My husband says “you have my dream job, all you do is play outside all day. I wish we could switch places.” I wouldn’t want his job, but I still feel kind of offended that he says I have his dream job. what should i do?

Anthony