By Collins Baswony: Business Daily Kenya.
Looking for a job in Kenya is an uphill task for all.
But it is also true that after getting one, reporting to work and the actual assignment may become too routine to the extent of ushering in contempt.
By the day, the new cadre of Kenyan employees, who are known as Generation Y, is becoming more restless in search of fun at work.
For those who find the eight-to-five five work schedule boring, a new window is opening.
It is for the Internet-savvy who have the right education — say who have a degree — and the discipline requiring no supervision.
Some of the opportunities are in research, writing, editing, proof-reading, design, web development, and translation.
It is called telecommuting; a citizen’s form of business process outsourcing (BPO) that requires minimal investment and no business premises.
