If you have been researching for work at home jobs like I have been for some time now you may have noticed that a lot of website's charge a fee. Though some of these website's may be scams, most of them are job databases that usually have a one time fee or monthly fee.
I have been wanting to sign up with Home Job Stop for some time but was worried it wouldn't live up to my expectations. I am glad I did join though there is a big listing of work at home jobs.
Aside from the website containing tons of positions, there also is the fact that it is very easy to navigate. Although to some navigation may not be important it is to me. If I can get around a site easily and search accurately it becomes kind of fun. This website is not a scam there are real job listings updated daily on the website. You may notice some categories have more jobs than others but there still is a lot to choose from, and you don't need prior experience or diploma/certificates for all the jobs listed.
Each job will also give you a link for contact details and to the company website. This is very helpful, you can research the company before deciding if you want to apply to the position or not. Each job also has a description so you will be able to see if you can apply for sure and what will be expected of you.
To be honest I have not applied to any of the jobs y
et, I have been doing a lot of research on medical transcription and have been thinking of studying it online for I can start a career. Because I am a member of this website it may help me get my first medical transcription job this way.
These are the 12 job categories:
- Business
- Clerical
- Customer Service
- Engineering / Programming
- Finance
- Creative Art And Design
- Human Resources
- Miscellaneous
- Sales / Marketing
- Medical Transcription
- Web Development
- Writers
There is a nice amount of categories with jobs in each. Though I have not experienced what it will be like to apply to a job yet through this website I give it a 8/10, which to me is good. No website is perfect though. I have some cons to list.
Here are the cons:
- You need to pay a fee to access the job database
- Some sections of the website are not updated daily
- You may not get the job, but keep applying to other jobs you have experience or interest in :)
Honestly I cannot think of anymore because I have not applied to a job through the website yet to see how that may go. However when applying to jobs you will be taken to the website listed by the employer not Home Job Stop.
If you are curious, want an easy to use job website that doesn't have a monthly fee I strongly suggest visiting Home Job Stop today.
