Hire My Mom

Without exaggeration, I have had the opportunity to hire and work with literally hundreds of freelancers and assistants over the past 18+ years. I have also used more than a dozen services and platforms for hiring team members.

I'm thrilled that I found my favorite administrative Rockstar through HireMyMom.com. The caliber of the applicant pool on HireMyMom.com was far more skilled, experienced, and professional than any other resource that I have used before. Plus, the process of putting out an ad and getting responses was super easy.

I have and will continue recommending HireMyMom.com to folks looking for remote assistance for their teams or businesses.

I tried a few sites to find freelance work and this one was well worth the membership. The only reason I no longer have a membership is because I have plenty of work and a long-term gig. Their customer service is also top notch and when they find out that something was misrepresented, they act immediately. I highly recommend them to any mom looking for freelance projects.

I just wanted to update that another friend of mine got a long-term virtual assistant job through a posting on HireMyMom. My long-term gig lasted 4.5 years. I'm so grateful for HireMyMom for helping me find that opportunity. HIGHLY recommend them!

I cannot emphasize enough how satisfied I am with hiremymom.com. This is an awesome resource - being able to find great work at home opportunities. Hiremymom caters to moms only accepting projects that are at least 50% home-based. I have had such success using the site that I cannot take on more clients at the moment.

I first used HireMyMom back in 2011 and got my first two clients as a Virtual Assistant using the site. I landed both clients after only two months using the site. I went on to use it to gain more clients after that. Thanks to the start I got using it, I was able to job in January of 2013 and only work as a Virtual Assistant. One thing I really loved is that most clients on there know you are a mom so you also have family duties, no having to explain to clients you don't work 24/7. I am so grateful I came across this site! I will say too, you must take time to write great proposals, that is why many VA's never hear from clients. They don't clearly address how they can help the client but rather talk about experience that doesn't apply.

Outstanding!

I have been having great difficulty finding qualified, experienced hires and have found a goldmine on hiremymom.com. I put up two job postings and had a number of qualified applications for each in 1 day. Exactly what I was hoping for... ladies with years of relevant experience looking for meaningful, flexible work.

Great resource, especially if you have virtual / flexible work engagements.

As a SAHM I was looking for something to do to help bring in a little extra $ for my budget. I found HMM and loved the idea of a website specifically geared towards at home moms. After about 2 weeks I found an ad that I thought was the perfect fit for me. 18 months later... I'm so thankful for HMM connecting us.

I have told several people about HMM and even helped my employer hire an additional assistant using HMM. As with nearly every situation, there are going to be good and bad people who sneak through the filters, but if you use wisdom and sound judgment, you can typically find what you are looking for.

HireMyMom was great. I found a professional VA to work with. When we started I only had about 5 hours per week of work. Having someone who was a full time mom who didn't need to depend on me for a full time income was what allowed me to get started. It's also allowed my VA to be able to stay home with her two boys. We've been working together for about 3 years now and it's been a great experience for us both.

I'm so glad I found the HireMyMom site and that I was able to find such a great VA.

It's always nerve wracking to try something new, and Hire My Mom, was something new for me! I took a leap of faith, and it has given me so many opportunities, that I would have never been able to find otherwise. I initially signed up seeking ONE part time job, after 7 months of being a member, I now have FOUR! All of which are still enough to consider me as a part time worker AND I still get to be at home with my son! It's fantastic for moms who just want something to do during the down time ( even though some days that's impossible!) Highly recommend!

I LOVE HireMyMom! I've been using this site on and off to find freelance opportunities (I even found a client there I've been with for 3 years!) since I decided to work from home full time almost 4 years ago. I love it. I've never had any issues canceling my subscription. I just go to my paypal account and cancel it from there. I've had nothing but pleasant experiences with the HireMyMom team and the clients I've interviewed with. I recommend this site to all the new moms I know who want to start working from home.

I chose to post an job listing with this company because as someone who once was a stay-at-home mom I loved the idea of being able to hire a mom. I own a small mental health clinical practice and was in need of an assistant who could work part-time and from home so I thought I might try to post on Hire My Mom. Not only does the company charge a rather large fee just to post a job an ad (while reputable sites such as indeed.com allow free ad job postings), but, after I crafted my ad to post, I received an email saying they would not post my job unless I created a lnked-in page and linked to them through my linked-in profile (i. E. free promotion). As a psychologist I do not have a Linked-in page. (I don't want patients seeking contact info for other patients.) However, t even if I did have a Linked-in page I do not think I would link to them as the tactic struck me as coercive. I wound up asking the company to take down my listing. What a shame. All I wanted to do was help a stay-at-home mom by giving them a resume building experience while, it seems, all the company really wants is profit.

Honestly, I don't know where I would be in the "Work from Home" world without HireMyMom. This site is perfect for my job searching needs and it's easy to upload resumes and cover letters. I love that all you have to do is apply for a job with your uploaded resume and click submit. From there you wait to hear if you would be a good fit for the company who posted the job. I love doing phone interviews as well. It's all legit and I wouldn't trade a thing. They are my go-to site for all work from home jobs.

I found HireMyMom.com 1 year ago after making a hard decision to leave my corporate job. I had (and have lol) three small children and a fourth on the way and found that my corporate job was becoming more and more challenging to keep up with! I felt that I was sacrificing my duties as a mother and wife in order to succeed professionally. I had to leave. I'd searched for work from home jobs many many times before but I felt odd about the jobs that I'd find on some of the other job sites and never felt fully comfortable with applying. Also, I found that a lot of those jobs still required things like a "quiet office space" in the home or set hours of availability like a typical 9 to 5 job. I stumbled upon hiremymom.com on instagram! And man was it a BLESSING! I couldn't believe how many companies/businesses were hiring for people who needed flexible hours, or remote work. I ended up getting 3 interviews with 3 different employers and being hired by one! I ended up gaining on the job training (that my employer paid for) and am now using those skills to start my OWN podcasting service! I cannot recommend hiremymom.com ENOUGH. It is BY FAR THE BEST job site for MOTHERS especially! It has changed my life in the best way and I send the website over to ANY mom who tells me she is looking for work! Lesley is a PRO in this field and I am so thankful that she started this wonderful resource for us moms! Thanks LESLEY!

While this site does seem to post legitimate job offers that are adaptable for work from home mothers... you are lucky if you ACTUALLY get to apply for them. The site has numerous glitches, the service is TERRIBLE and the once you cancel, even if it's just mere days into your membership - they take your money and run. They never answer the office phones, so technical problems can only be submitted by their email and it takes them DAYS to respond. They also do things like changing your membership without permission, which of course, costs you money. The site also advertises that it is a boutique for those who want to work from home - but many of the positions require travel and for you to be in the office at their location and still consider you a 1099 contract employee (which means you are taxed both as self-employed and then on income taxes - thus reducing your pay). You are better off spending your time, your money and your hope for working from home on other sites and freelance work. HireMyMom.com is nothing but a bait and switch to get your money!

I've now hired 4 moms from HireMyMom and it's been an A+ experience every single time. I am amaaazed with the quality of talent all found on HireMyMom - it's like a treasure trove of amazing, skilled people!

In fact, I love HireMyMom so much, I wrote a blog post about it on my website: http://www.profitfactory.com/the-best-place-to-hire-vas-and-it-aint-elance/

I've hired virtual staff for over 5 years now, and HireMyMom is the best of them all, by far, for Virtual Assistants. If I need a really specific skill (e.g. Copywriting, website design), I'll usually go elsewhere, but if you need someone to be an Executive Assistant, Marketing Assistant, Marketing Coordinator, Sales Support staff, Admin, Scheduling, Project Manager, or any of dozens of other positions, look no further than Hire My Mom. It's a bounty of incredible talent unmatched anywhere.

(And the talent is affordable too - under $20/hour and you can get *excellent* team members, very polished from their past lives in corporate / professional America).

Thank-you Leslie for your INCREDIBLE website and service. My business is light-years ahead of where we would have been, thanks to you and your team.

Tim:)

P. S, Hiring VAs is a learnable skill, just like anything else. If someone got a bad VA from HMM, or anywhere else for that matter, it's at least 50% the employer's fault for being inadequately skilled at hiring. I used to be incompetent at it and lost $10K on another VA service. Now I'm good at it and VAs are the heartbeat of my business.