Shld I apply for jobs in home-based offices?
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I applied for a part-time data entry job recently through email.
The person replied back and explained to me that his office is actually in his flat and he has a 'few female permanent part time' workers as well and that he lives with his wife & children. I think he's tryg to tell me not to be scared of the 'working in my flat' scenario.
I dont know...should I even go for the interview?? Or shld I ask him more questions just to clarify? Thanks =) -
Originally posted by Jerina:
Go interview with a friend...
I applied for a part-time data entry job recently through email.
The person replied back and explained to me that his office is actually in his [b]flat and he has a 'few female permanent part time' workers as well and that he lives with his wife & children. I think he's tryg to tell me not to be scared of the 'working in my flat' scenario.
I dont know...should I even go for the interview?? Or shld I ask him more questions just to clarify? Thanks =)[/b]
Try to find out more about the job... ie. Who are the others workers and what are their working hours like...? Try to meet his wife if you can... Find out more about his business etc. -
Originally posted by Jerina:
Ask more. If still afraid, ask a fren who still have not found a job to work with you. So you have no worries.
I applied for a part-time data entry job recently through email.
The person replied back and explained to me that his office is actually in his [b]flat and he has a 'few female permanent part time' workers as well and that he lives with his wife & children. I think he's tryg to tell me not to be scared of the 'working in my flat' scenario.
I dont know...should I even go for the interview?? Or shld I ask him more questions just to clarify? Thanks =)[/b] -
Originally posted by Jerina:
Find out if you can do that job from your home instead too?
I applied for a part-time data entry job recently through email.
The person replied back and explained to me that his office is actually in his [b]flat and he has a 'few female permanent part time' workers as well and that he lives with his wife & children. I think he's tryg to tell me not to be scared of the 'working in my flat' scenario.
I dont know...should I even go for the interview?? Or shld I ask him more questions just to clarify? Thanks =)[/b] -
his flat must be very crowded everyday.
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Not if they working different hours or he has got a VERY BIG FLAT!Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:his flat must be very crowded everyday. 
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different hrs...so 4 means 6hrs each....Originally posted by Devil1976:Not if they working different hours or he has got a VERY BIG FLAT!
sounds like a 24hr convenient store to me. -
7 - 11?Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:different hrs...so 4 means 6hrs each....
sounds like a 24hr convenient store to me. -
but.. is there such a thing as home base data entry job?
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sounds dangerous to me.. better not go la..