How to get a job on Craigslist
As you know by now, Craigslist is the most popular job site, by far, on the net. It is, however, a veritable jungle of information to try to sift through. Lucky for you (and me), this guy has put together a guide to get you through that gauntlet. Here is an excerpt:
“I recently ran a help-wanted ad on Craigslist. The position was a photo-editor job for a site that I dare not mention because some people will complain that I promote it too often. Here’s what I learned a lot from this experience—much of which you may apply to a job search if you respond to a Craigslist ad:”
Macroing Your Way to Efficiency
If you have ever wondered if you could apply your incredibly knowledge of spreadsheet macro shenanigans to the broader world of windows, then there is an app for you. Webworker Daily has a great write up on just that.
“Computer use involves a lot of repetition, and I’ve found that some simple automation tools can save lots of time and hassle. In this post, I’ll discuss some of the easiest low-cost and free ways to automate workaday tasks on a Windows system.
One of my favorite ways to get the job done in Windows is a little application that you can download for free called StrokeIt. The program lets you associate mouse gestures with actions within applications. It’s like a very free-form variation on a macro recorder.”
3 Tips for Handling Distractions while Telecommuting
The Telecommuterer has put together three simple tips for handling distractions while you are trying to get things done. We all know that there are a million little things that can go wrong from 3 year olds with their underwear on their heads to snappy husbands. These tips are useful, and they should help you get through the day without having to work out of your car in the garage, which I have done on occasion.
“The common theme among these distractions is that they are things that are commonly found at home that you would not normally encounter in your place of work. There are good things and bad things about the average workplace - one positive thing is that the normal distractions you would face at home are not there, enabling you to (at least in theory) be more productive. Thus, in order to telecommute productively, one must find a way to achieve some level of concentration in an environment that is at first glance not so conducive to it.”
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