
By Gemma Simpson
Published: Monday 21 May 2007
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Good tips, but what about those who, like me, work at home without any base office to be away from? *All* of my interaction with colleagues and clients is by phone or email. My home office is the main store for all business data so I have no replication or transfer issues. My boss trusts me to put in enough hours, but it's up to me when I work.
My tip: Don't be a slave to the clock. I take time out in the day to do home chores and spend time in the evenings 'at work'. As long as you keep the job covered you can benefit from flexibility.
very helpful advice, thx a lot.
aynecoleman
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GK
Two tips:
1. I always make a todo list the day...
Anonymous
Good tips, but what about those who, like me, work...
Anonymous
Making working from home different than working at...
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