Re: Break Into Telecommuting

[Mike Stockman <stockman -at- jagunet -dot- com>]

On 1/29/01 9:45 PM, Dianne Blake (write-it -at- home -dot- com) wrote:

>The city even helped to fund some remote work
>sites. But it wasn't long before they were all closed because no one
>was using them. 

I can understand this. What's the point of telecommuting if you have to 
get dressed and leave home? It's relatively cheap to set up a sufficient 
home office, with the continuing drops in computer prices, the increasing 
availability of broadband Internet connections, and the fact that very 
few office supplies are needed. And if a telecommuter *must* leave the 
house at all, your local copy/scanning/printing shop will suit most 
emergency needs.

It's even better (for full-time employees, anyway) if your employer lets 
you choose a laptop as your computer. Big external monitor at work, big 
external monitor at home, and you're all set...

Never saw the allure of remote work sites...

----->Mike

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