[nabs-l] Working from home

[Jorge Paez]

I know Marry K Cosmetics runs some kind of virtual assistant thing
where you can assist customers from home.
The link is:
http://www.marykay.com/en-us/beabeautyconsultant/Pages/default.aspx
Also, on a completely different line of thought, I believe you can be
a braille proof reader as well.
I'm not sure if this pays at all or if they only use volunteers, but
take a look around.
Maybe a transcription center would let you check the braille
transcription after its done?
Not to check accuracy against the print--unless you have enough vision
to do that, but I meant more like proofreading, to make sure the
braille is done correctly.

Jorge

On 11/18/14, Gloria Graves via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Does anyone know of any jobs that I can do from home living in Iowa? It
> seems like there's a lot of at home type jobs a person can do and many other
> states but I haven't seen many and Ila. As it has been expressed in a great
> deal on this nice a lot of blind individuals are having difficulty finding
> employment and there are some of us who have been fortunate enough to find
> some tosomething that they can do from home and this is an option that I'm
> looking into exploring. Thanks for any help, advice, or suggestions you can
> give.
> Gloria
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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Jorge

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