Finding a telecommute job may be easier than you think. Some companies openly advertise for telecommuters, whereas others are at least willing to discuss the arrangement. I think that the number of work at home professionals has increased within the past few years. It seems that more and more people are home throughout the day. On my street alone, there are quite a few people that don’t leave the house on the weekdays. They are either in a great financial place, or they work from home.

After doing a little online research, I’ve discovered a number of companies that seek telecommuters for a wide range of positions. And the best part…..you don’t need a lot of experience. I’m not talking about a business opportunity or work from home scam. Rather, these are legitimate companies looking for legitimate employees.

Telecommute customer service reps seem to be in high demand. Companies such as Alpine Access, VIP Desk, and West at Home need professional customer service reps to answer inbound calls and respond to e-mail. These jobs pay real money (per hour or per minute), and the requirements are simple. In many instances, applicants only need a telephone line, Internet access, and a quiet space to work.

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