some of the advice given when there are no Jobs:
Go back to School, get a degree.
Do a Home office.
Home office needs strict discipline, it usually ends up like this:
Tech-as-tether has been a reality for at least a decade now.
Most working Americans are taking their work home with them. Except POTUS.
I am really, REALLY trying to get my company to allow me to work from home roughly 90% of the time with no luck. OTOH, I come in to work and leave every day completely empty handed.
And I don’t feel the least bit guilty about it.
I rarely see any of the people I work with and all meetings now are done via the phone and screen sharing.
They should have never stepped into an office to begin with. Work is what you do not where you do it.
That said, the economy sucks and thus people are working hard to maintain their current job.
Whenever I hear a union type bitch about their 40 hour work week I want to spit nails.
I took work home back when it was paper files. Nothing new here.
I work from home at least half the time.
no kidding?... where have these people been for last decade
I am in Baghdad.
It works.
My husband brings home work every weekend, and puts in about 18 hours Saturday and Sunday. Nothing to do with newfangled technology, telecommuting, etc. There simply isn’t enough time to finish all that’s piled on him during the week at the office.
He was interviewing a young applicant with his newly acquired PhD and the kid asked him, “Will I really have to work 40 hours a week?!?” DH’s response: “If you’re lucky.”
Funny, I can't find a single article you've "contributed." Your entire posting history is one-sentence teasers to IBD bloggers, posted under News. You haven't replied to a single thread.
Glad FR exists as your business platform.
Why the excerpt?
Is there porn on the MySpace page you linked to?
I banker in my area is in jail for that.
If by "work", you mean "office supplies" ...