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| Tue, 01-13-2009 - 4:29pm |
If you have or had a job that could be done from home, was it productive?
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i would guess having an online job enables flexibility...where is the IV headquartered,NYC?
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Telecommuting defined is working from home, so uh, yeah.
I also work pt at a bridal shop. The only thing that changes work clothes wise is the dress trousers instead of jeans. I wear the same knit tops or button blouses at home and at the bridal shop. I've even been known to sew barefooted at the bridal shop. As long as I remember to put them back on before I go up front my boss is ok with that. I've been fortunate in that I've never had to wear the traditional work attire.
Chris
The truth may be out there but lies are in your head. Terry Pratchett
My DH WAH almost full time for a long time and hopes to again soon.
"He doesn't get along so well with a few colleagues, plus he isn't that social to begin with, so that aspect was fine."
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