Steven Said:

Writing as a 2nd job?

We Answered:

There are many different options for someone trying to break into the writing business. These websites could help.

Oboulo.com is a publicly authored, publicly accessible database covering a wide array of topics. Each time you publish a paper, article, presentation etc. on the website, you will receive $15.00 in royalties. Create an account and enter ambassador # 9590ba to earn $15 per published article.

After connecting to the site, you will be asked to enter an ambassador number. By entering ambassador# 9590ba you'll receive $15 per document published.

This is a good place to start to get your name out there and some published articles under your belt.

Bukisa is another great site. You can network with others and get paid to publish on any topic. Go to: http://www.bukisa.com/join/5436 and sign up to be a writer and start publishing content.

Next, go to the Associated Content website and sign up as a writer. Submit as many articles as you can. The payment varies, but they are generous.

Good luck!

Becky Said:

What all types of Fiction writing jobs can one get to support themselves while writing?

We Answered:

You could send in stories to magazines. Pick something you like, and know about.

Franklin Said:

What will be the job description to give a recruitment consultant in a health care sector?

We Answered:

I am afriad this doesn't make a great deal of sense! Are you wanting suggestions for an advert you are placing, looking to recruit a recruitment consultant? If so, and I don't meant to be rude, but you will need to start with some more clear english! There are thousands of ads for recruitment consultants every day, just search major job sites and you will see how they are advertised.

If, however, someone is applying for a job as a recruitment consultant that is a little different. More details please though if you want a decent answer! :)

Lawrence Said:

Need Help. What should I write as a Job Description?

We Answered:

I would describe it as customer service, sales, or possibly technical support, since you were setting up accounts and solving software issues. Hope this helps you! Good luck on your job search : )

Ella Said:

Question on writing as a job?

We Answered:

yep only if u are Dan Brown or Enid Blyton...Or u hit the sudden limelight like JK Rowling..

Go for a regular job...writing can be a side hobby..

Do u know..Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?? he was the creator of Sherlock Homes..he was a doc..he wrote books in his pastime... It became his full time job..but he had to 1st provide for himself...