Are these jobs readily available? Can just anyone take it (presuming you can type fast), or do you need certain "qualifications"? Secondly, can this be done at home?
I've heard one can make a lot doing data-entry...
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I think you need to be certified for a certain WPM or KPM for most jobs. I considered it, but it seemed to be a very boring way to make some $$$.
Brad
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We have a data entry dept at my job. They are the lowest paid in the company. All they do really is re-key ocr'd data from forms to a database. Sure they are quick but it's a horribly boring job. Maybe you are thinking about another type of data entry.
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yep, BORING is the key word, I used to do it for a temp agency, every couple of months there would be medical testing data to input, and i would work from like 5pm to 10pm for a couple of weeks straight (this is when I was still in college). i'm glad it never lasted over 2 weeks....
and i doubt you'll find a place that will allow you to do it from home
i've heard you can make a lot as a pharmacutical test subject....
but the ability to stay sane is a bit more important to me...
but the ability to stay sane is a bit more important to me...
...and Mexico. Pennsylvania has, however, a distributed data-entry program in place for processing state income tax returns by U.S. workers at home. I have a link to the program at work. My company studied the concept for a contract. In fact, we are still studying the concept for other state government projects.
I've heard you can make alot of money doing this. I had a friend that went to school to do this and she sits at home doing this part time and pulls in better than 40k.
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