Telecommuting - why not?It seems reasonable for most of us that telecommuting should be first on our list of work from home opportunities. I discuss this as a way to make more money because although it doesn't make you more money, it simply saves you money associated with the cost of getting to and from work, lunches out, and so forth. Lower expenses associated with working equals more money in your pocket, and that is the objective of exploring work from home opportunities. If you work in an office where most of your day consists of working on a computer and telephone, then you could have an opportunity to work at home instead of at the office. Some employers are reluctant to allow "off campus" work for their general work force. It's understandable. Nevertheless, telecommuting can work well if you have the right approach to it. Consider the nature of your work and the nature of regular interactions that you have with others at your place of employment. If much of your work involves time on the phone, conference calls, working alone, or remote travel, then you could be a candidate for:
When I see people in the same office, perhaps just 25 feet from one another, sending Emails between themselves, then I can't help but think that it wouldn't matter if they were 25 miles from one another. Done with Telecommuting, back to Making Money |
