Why You Don't Need a Suit and Tie to be in Business Anymore
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Made Hot by: James John on April 28, 2012 1:45 am
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388 days ago
Cheers, guys!
388 days ago
388 days ago
Good article about working from home. One thing that I'd like to add is self discipline. While I loved your point about motivation, I think discipline is a key concept that should be considered.
I love working in the home office because I'm away from distractions. I put my head down and work and work and work.
But in the past, when I've been less than busy, I've been open to distraction. So you really must manage your time. And it's important to manage what other people think of your time - some people think that you're not 'working' when you're not in an office so can pop by for coffee.
While that's good, it needs to be on your time, not theirs.
Just some words of advice from my telecommuting experience.
Take care,
Denise
388 days ago
389 days ago
Great article and thank you for sharing!