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Category Archives: WORK FROM HOME TIPS
10 Surprising Executive-Level Work-from-Home Jobs
It may seem that telecommuting jobs are perfect for mid-level employees. You know, the ones whose presence in an office isn’t imperative to the operations of the company. Executives have corner offices after all, right? Wrong. Today’s telecommuting workforce extends to all levels of employees, executives included. Don’t believe us?
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How to Work at Home with Your Husband
Working at home with my husband is one of the hardest things I have ever done. We’re the owners of NYCVanity. As business partners, we’ve made substantial adjustments to ensure that we’re both able to contribute at a high level to our growing company while simultaneously preserving our relationship. My husband works very quickly and assesses even faster. I have a completely different approach, so it takes a lot of communication to make our business relationship work. Even so, the power struggles you have in a marriage can bleed into your daily work life if you’re not careful.
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5 Ways to Make Your Case for Telecommuting
While you’re waiting in line for your morning latte, have you ever wondered who all those people are typing away on laptops at the coffee shop? As they nurse their drinks alongside a half-eaten muffin, you think, what do they do that they can work at Starbucks while I’m cooped up in a windowless cell? While some individuals may be freelancers, writers or students, many of them hold jobs with traditional companies who offer employees telecommuting opportunities.
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Don’t Let Sniffle Season Destroy Your Office (and Sanity)
Working parents know that fall and winter can be brutal. Colds, stomach bugs and treacherous-sounding viruses and infections hop from one child to another like joyful fleas, then hitch a ride to the office. Many workers go in to work when they’re sick, either of their own volition or because they have no paid sick days. A 2013 study by the University of Pittsburg showed that about 90 precent of employees come to work when they’re knowingly sick. Why?
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iPerfect Kitchen Will Be Providing Improved Envy Spiral Slicers Starting from December 15
iPerfect Kitchen will certainly be supplying a boosted variation of their most prominent product on the marketplace, the Envy Spiral Slicer, starting from December 16. Continue reading
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