Life Advice needed.... Working from home - Page 2

R&GHomer · 02-18-2009, 09:57 PM

My Fiance is considering taking a job working from home with

http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeek...rrecovery.com/

She meets or exceeds all the qualifications, just trying to determine if it's a viable option.

Like everyone nowadays, we're just trying to make the right decisions, if anyone has any experience with this company or something similar; you're advice / experiences would be very helpful.

Lol.... Funny how some of the best advice I've gotten has come from this board. Say what you will.... There are some good ones on this board.

LOVE THE KNUCKLE HEADS THOUGH!!!!!

Thanks again Planet....

stlchiefs · 02-19-2009, 12:51 AM

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**Iowanian** · 02-19-2009, 08:05 AM

Working from home is alot different. You have to have a place to go "to work". You've got to be very self motivated, or it would be easy to go grab a snack and plop down on the couch for a Brady Bunch marathon.

Its also tougher to keep from being distracted say, on days the family is home, and the kids know you're home.

It gives you flexibility, but is also tougher to "leave work". If you leave an office, its easier to be done for the day, when your office is at home, you're sneaking back in to "work for a little bit" and then its midnight.

R&GHomer · 02-19-2009, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Iowanian

Working from home is alot different. You have to have a place to go "to work". You've got to be very self motivated, or it would be easy to go grab a snack and plop down on the couch for a Brady Bunch marathon.

Its also tougher to keep from being distracted say, on days the family is home, and the kids know you're home.

It gives you flexibility, but is also tougher to "leave work". If you leave an office, its easier to be done for the day, when your office is at home, you're sneaking back in to "work for a little bit" and then its midnight.

Yeah, I caught myself doing that alot when I worked from home. But you know what, even on the days I only put in 8 hours; I still felt like I got more done.

02-18-2009, 09:57 PM
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