Good websites for stay at home mom jobs? (moved from NC forums) (IT job, employment)

[NC_native74]

Feel free to DM me if you want with links. My wife is looking for something she can do at home at sort of her own pace, or possibly after hours when I get home so I can keep an eye on her little one. She's looking for something data entry or medical billing related (she has experience with both). I can't find any good websites that aren't a bunch of spam or scam job, and I've looked on craigslist but have only seen one or two good ones there that aren't spam. Does anyone know of any good websites that aren't full of a bunch of mess that a stay at home mom could do? Thank you!

[scorp200]

This is legit - I think I can post it here (?) If it gets cut I'll DM you, but it's helpful so I want to try and post it:

Rat Race Rebellion - Bringing Sanity, Sensibility and Serenity back to your life. (http://www.ratracerebellion.com/job_postings.htm - broken link)

[tippster]

I have heard a lot of moms getting legit jobs through this site.

WAHM.com The Online Magazine for Work at Home Moms

[mia78]

The pps mentioned good ones. workplacelikhome.com is also another good one.

[jhlcomp]

West at Home is totally legitimate. Takes a while for them to process your paperwork.

[Jackyfrost01]

or stay at home dads.. how about stay-at-home Parents

[gea12345]

Why move this question from North Carolina? Can't states have their own employment type questions??

hmm???

[mm_mary73]

Originally Posted by NC_native74

.....My wife is looking for something she can do at home at sort of her own pace, or possibly after hours when I get home so I can keep an eye on her little one....

Not yours as well?

[Jackyfrost01]

Yes heavens forbid SAHDs get a job

j/k, I know the poster is posting for a Mom, but Dads at home would also benefit from this post.

Just because they are in the monority doesn't mean they aren't out there and need to be ignored

[tamcim72]

I went thru all the trouble of applying at alpine access but all the available jobs they sent where hours that conflicted with the kids. It wasn't something I could do with the kids in the house after school b/c they would talk to me too much are get into mischief. I can barely talk to my friends on the phone when they are around. All the jobs required sat and/or sun too which is always busy with family activities. IMO the shifts they offered weren't very flexible. Most of them offered very low salary for first few months b/c you are "training" and then got bumped to 8-9 bucks after the probationary period. Probably works well for some.