At my last job we were allowed to spend the occasional day at home, but we were generally expected to be in the office. I have a few friends that work exclusively remotely, but they didn't begin that way. They worked for a few years at a company, and for one reason or another moved to a new city. Their employers decided to keep them, so they let them work remotely.
Inc magazine had an article a while ago about working remotely (http://www.inc.com/magazine/20100401/the-case-and-the-plan-f...). Thought it was interesting. I'm curious as to whether or not more people are starting new jobs exclusively as a remote employee.
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At my last job we were allowed to spend the occasional day at home, but we were generally expected to be in the office. I have a few friends that work exclusively remotely, but they didn't begin that way. They worked for a few years at a company, and for one reason or another moved to a new city. Their employers decided to keep them, so they let them work remotely.
Inc magazine had an article a while ago about working remotely (http://www.inc.com/magazine/20100401/the-case-and-the-plan-f...). Thought it was interesting. I'm curious as to whether or not more people are starting new jobs exclusively as a remote employee.
Applies to me "llowed to spend the occasional day at home, but we were generally expected to be in the office"