Expeditors will have to: Answer questions quickly Find appropriate answers from a menu provided by the company Or send the question on to the appropriate Specialist for further assistance. Transcriber Transcribers will listen to recorded audio made by customers who are calling into chacha.
They will then convert the audio into text questions for Chacha guides to answer. Transcribers : Should have stronger than average listening skills and should be able to comprehend the question being asked, even through language barriers, bad phone quality, etc. Must be able to quickly transcribe the question into a coherent text question for guides to be able to understand and answer. General requirements to work in any of the above four categories Must be at least 18 years old Must be fluent in English Must have a U.
The schedule is extremely flexible, you basically log in whenever you would like to work, there is no minimum weekly requirement that you must work. Expeditors can expect to make. My suggestion is to not count on this to bring in any kind of a reliable income. However, if you happen to get by a computer to check e-mail, surf the web, or even if you are a student and are writing a paper, why not have this on in the background, do a little multitasking and get paid a little here and there!
Otherwise, I would say that this job opportunity may not be worth it, as the pay is too low for the time you will put into it. For more information or to apply to become a ChaCha guide, click here! If you liked this page, please click the like button below and post a comment!
We'd love to hear from you! Become a ChaCha guide! Comments Have your say about what you just read! In contrast, Google's SMS service is free but can troll only for automated information such as phone numbers, stock quotes, currency conversions and weather updates.
The guides can sign in whenever they want, but the company says it works out that at least are always online. ChaCha CEO and founder Scott Jones said that base of workers could be dramatically scaled up in a short time if needed. Most of the guides are college students, stay-at-home parents or retired.
They're paid an undisclosed fee for each message they answer, and they work whatever schedule they choose. For the near term, ChaCha plans to split the fees it earns with cell carriers, although Jones would not disclose details and no carrier has agreed to a fee structure.
In the longer term, Jones hopes to eliminate user fees and earn money from advertising. The company will also roll out a voice-activated version of the service later this year. Using ChaCha can be easier and faster than using a smartphone. I heard nothing. On the 28th of August I emailed them again as I had heard nothing.
I still have no account! You think ChaCha would take better care of us. For the love of God. I'm sure Scott Jones is enjoying his Hawaii home knowing he doesn't have to pay people what he owes.
Pros Was Fun. Yes There are 12 helpful reviews 12 No. Cha-Cha is a contractor company. Here you answer incoming text messages about any and every thing. Pros easy work, flexibility. Cons pay. Yes There are 14 helpful reviews 14 No There are 9 unhelpful reviews 9. The benefits of this job is that it is work at home strictly online, I love that and the flexibility of how much you work and when you work. What I hate is that the pay is terrible! This is a answering service and you only get paid 0.
We guides go through so much to answer questions and I think we are extremely underpaid! In order to make even a little cash you have to sit there all day long literally, and even doing that daily barely gets you gas money. I keep it up because I have nothing else at this time but want more.
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