I think it is not a secret that CraigsList.org is a great place to search for a home work, part time job (for designers, coders, Internet marketers, data entry jobs, etc).

From my experience, it is the busiest place for telecommute job opportunities. Job boards (including Hot Jobs, Dice, etc) do not list many openings of this kind.

Some freelance boards can compete with CraigsList:

eLance,

Guru,

Freelance Work Exchange,

Rentacoder,

Talent Market

but when I see the level of competition for each posted project I feel helpless. I realize that job posts on Craigslist.org are likely to get even more applications – but I do not see that (oh, human nature!).

The only thing I dislike about browsing Craigslist.org for remote jobs – it is necessity to browse each city separately – it takes much extra time. So, I was happy one day to discover at some forum a free online tool that made my life much easier:

This page is a quick and dirty form that scans all Craigslist cities for telecommuter (work at home) jobs. To browse all of Craigslist, just type “craigslist”. Results limited to 250 posts. The newest jobs first.

Just try and enjoy it. Thank you, the Unknown Webmaster, for this simple and useful tool.

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