If you spend a lot of time online and want to earn money from your own home, then this may be the most exciting news article you'll read.
Now, tens of thousands of Indians will soon have the opportunity to make hundreds of thousands of rupees every month, from the comforts of their own home, getting paid by cheque, direct deposit and even Paypal. Keep reading to discover how much some are making every month with this job (the numbers may shock you).
Here's the deal: Facebook is a $33.3 billion dollar company that's thriving and reporting consistent profits every quarter, even during the global recession. They are expanding rapidly and offering online jobs to qualified people. This allows them to find and hire talent that would otherwise be unreachable and pay them based on results on a long term basis.
Why India? Because India is one of the most pro-business, least corrupt and lowest taxed countries in the world. Facebook is rapidly expanding their India presence and opening up thousands of new positions for residents interested in working from their computers from home.
Sounds too good to be true? That's what Mumbai local, Pradeep Bali initally thought too. Pradeep is a 37 year old father who lost his job earlier in July 2014. He was lucky enough to be invited to beta test of this program in August.
Here's why:
Facebook just released a "Work From Home" Program that will allow India residents to earn money from the comfort of their own homes.
Now, tens of thousands of Indians will soon have the opportunity to make hundreds of thousands of rupees every month, from the comforts of their own home, getting paid by cheque, direct deposit and even Paypal. Keep reading to discover how much some are making every month with this job (the numbers may shock you).
Here's the deal: Facebook is a $33.3 billion dollar company that's thriving and reporting consistent profits every quarter, even during the global recession. They are expanding rapidly and offering online jobs to qualified people. This allows them to find and hire talent that would otherwise be unreachable and pay them based on results on a long term basis.
Why India? Because India is one of the most pro-business, least corrupt and lowest taxed countries in the world. Facebook is rapidly expanding their India presence and opening up thousands of new positions for residents interested in working from their computers from home.
Sounds too good to be true? That's what Mumbai local, Pradeep Bali initally thought too. Pradeep is a 37 year old father who lost his job earlier in July 2014. He was lucky enough to be invited to beta test of this program in August.
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