How can I apply for a job at Univision?

How can I apply for this job?

• How can I apply for this job? Is this something I can do in my spare time, at home, at some interval nightly? I ask because I believe I can find most, if not all, of the information your team can. Are you interested in assistance? Thank you, Brent

• Answer:

  Hi again! I've taken some information from the FAQ's page which I hope will explain the process. Google Answers Researchers are screened and approved independent contractors who are paid for posting "answers" to the site." Google Answers does have a "stringent process for screening Researchers before they're allowed to participate. Applicants must first write an essay explaining why he or she wants to take part in the program and successfully answer a number of test questions. When I applied I answered 5 questions, however subsequent applicants were asked to answer 3 questions. Unfortunately, at this time: "Because of an overwhelming response by qualified candidates, we are temporarily not accepting additional applications. Please check back with us again, as we likely will begin accepting applications again in the near future." Basically - answers are provided 'only' by Google Answers-approved Researchers. Each question can receive only one formal "Answer" from a Researcher who can also provide follow up clarifications to their answer. The good news is: Comments can be posted by anyone with a Google Answers account. People who comment are not paid for their Comments, and they are not rated for the quality of their Comments by the asker. ----------------------- In response to your query about doing this in your spare time - yes you could spend as little or as much time as you desired! There are no set rules. The more you work, the more you get paid. Yes, you can work from home and some researchers combine a job away from home if they have the time and computer access while on the job to research questions. Yes, you could do the research at your leisure nightly, on the weekends, or whenever you desired. :) Best regards, tlspiegel Google Answers Researcher