It used to be that to work from home meant that you had a home office and worked for someone else. Maybe someone started a home business that took off and they were able to work from home or be home based. Let’s look at two common ways you can work from home.

1. Telecommute

There is no doubt this is one of the fastest growing segments of people who work from home. They do it for the convenience or many times out of necessity. Many different professions telecommute to work every day. Sales people can call on their customers via the internet every morning and follow up by phone without ever leaving their driveway.

This forum seems a little dead, was hoping to maybe find a job or even internship.
Please PM me if you have anything available.

\\ Barry Q //
\\ Naples Computer //

So I am looking for a job like everyone else, and I bummed to this social networking sites that offer job listing. They have a nice concept like I haven't seen before. It's like LinkedIn combined with Facebook.
It's called OneCubicle, www.onecubicle.com, hope it'll help.

The Secular Student Alliance (www.secularstudents.org) is seeking two college interns for the summer of 2008.

* These positions are ten weeks long and have a $200/week stipend.
* The start and stop dates are flexible, as are breaks, we only require a commitment of approximately ten weeks between mid June and late September.
* These positions are 40 hr./week positions and will take place during normal business hours except where otherwise noted.
* We are willing to be flexible in terms of time and stipend to meet academic requirements.
* The interns will work at the Humanist Center (www.humanistcenter.org) where we are housed by the Institute for Humanist Studies (IHS) in Albany, NY.

The Secular Student Alliance is seeking applicants for a part-time Regional Campus Organizer (RCO). This is an hourly position with a high degree of independence and responsibility.

The ideal candidate will have experience in atheist, freethought or humanist activism at the college level. Someone with experience leading or helping to lead a student group would be an especially strong candidate. Any experience with campus activism will be helpful. She or he will have excellent communication skills, including speaking and writing. The candidate will enjoy collaborating with people of different ages, ethnic groups, sexual orientations, and philosophical or political beliefs.

The Secular Student Alliance is seeking applicants for a part-time Student Campus Organizer (SCO). This is an hourly position with a high degree of independence and responsibility.

The ideal candidate will be a current college student, with experience in atheist, freethought or humanist activism. Someone with experience leading or helping to lead a student group would be an especially strong candidate. She or he will have excellent communication skills, including speaking and writing. He or she will enjoy collaborating with people of different ages, ethnic groups, sexual orientations, and philosophical or political beliefs.

The Secular Student Alliance (www.secularstudents.org) is seeking four college interns for the fall of 2007. 

* These positions are ten weeks long and have a $100/week stipend. 
* The start and stop dates are flexible, as are breaks, we only require a commitment of approximately ten weeks between late August and late December. 
* These positions are 20 hr./week positions and will take place during normal business hours except where otherwise noted. 
* We are willing to be flexible in terms of time and stipend to meet academic requirements.

The Secular Student Alliance (www.secularstudents.org) is seeking two to three college interns for the summer of 2007. 

* These positions are ten weeks long and have a $200/week stipend. 
* The start and stop dates are flexible, as are breaks, we only require a commitment of approximately ten weeks between late May and late September. 
* These positions are 40 hr./week positions and will take place during normal business hours.  (ca. 9 am to 5 pm Monday - Friday)
* The interns will work at the Humanist Center (www.humanistcenter.org) where we are housed by the Institute for Humanist Studies (www.humaniststudies.org).

Position Opening

The Secular Coalition for America -- the first national lobby representing the interest of atheists, humanists and freethinkers -- is seeking a part-time Director of Communications. The mission of the Coalition is to increase the visibility and respectability of nontheistic viewpoints, and to protect and strengthen the secular character of our government as the best guarantee of freedom for all.

Position Summary

The Communications Director is responsible for planning and implementing communication strategies that will build awareness of the Coalition and its advocacy efforts. Core duties include message development and increasing exposure for the Coalition in the media. The Communications Director will work directly with the Director and Associate Director of the Coalition and with the communication departments of the Coalition's member groups.