As I see them:

- Save money on transportation costs and gas.
- Save time on commuting between home and the office
- Get more time for your kids (especially valuable for moms)
- Tax advantages
- Flexible day schedule (no preset working hours)
- Enjoy the work you do (in many cases people are successful to turn hobby into income generating business)
- Can be a part time job – way to earn extra income added to your full time job

Convinced? Have a look at the left menu of the page for a long list of home job opportunities (aff). Probably you will find a home job for yourself.

Summary: no surprise, that with every passing year more and more persons search for ways to change their office hours to flexible home schedule and cozy home offices.

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In fact it is a common practice for most companies worldwide – to train a replacement. But an interesting fact about Bank of America situation is that some Indians come to the USA for training and never leave. So, Bank of America hires Indians to work in the USA. How can it be? The Indians work for some Indian tech companies (for Infosys Technologies and Tata Consultancy Services and not for Bank of America) for half the pay of a US worker.

Bank of America says outsourcing saved about 100 million dollars for the past 5 years. It is rumored that the Bank is going to outsource more jobs (call centers to Latin America) with the increase of Latin customers. The company runs a Culture Connection program that is responsible for outsourcing jobs worldwide.

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Brantner is a long-distance telecommuter – and has been for more than four years.

She makes up just a sliver of the work force that is employed in a home office that is far from the company’s main headquarters. Yet a number of businesses have gone to geographic extremes by allowing workers to telecommute full time – even if they live halfway around the world.

“I would highly recommend it,” said Brantner, 39, who supervises three workers in San Francisco through e-mail, teleconferencing and trips to California a few times a year for face time with her employees.

Read the full article

Summary: to be or not to be – that is no more a question. The question of the moment – will telecommute jobs grow and become dominant. The forecast: not likely. Those jobs that can adopt a telecommuting approach have already done that, but there are thousands of jobs simply exceed the limits.

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•  Dietary control and exercise.
•  Change your lifestyle.
•  Join an online support group.
•  Take before and after photos.
•  Hire a substitute teacher.
•  Start reading labels.
•  What’s so funny about bovines.
•  Tell your family.
•  Go public.
•  Identify your exercise.

The entire list of 50 weight loss tips plus comments are here.

Summary:
The tips are from the persons who tested the listed methods. You know t is the best way to learn from other people’s experience. I think it is a great article to print or bookmark. In my opinion 90% people have an issue with their weight in their lives. And if you work from home it is nearly 100%.

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Teleworking is a sort of telecommuting which goes beyond simply allowing employees to work from home or an alternative location a couple of days a week. Instead it enables them to work at any time or place that allows them to successfully complete their work.

How are the areas ranked?
Eighty of the largest metropolitan areas in the US were included in this study of the “Best Places for Teleworking.” To create the rankings, Sperling’s BestPlaces evaluated each area’s factors in the categories of commuting, office-based workforce, internet infrastructure, extreme climate and natural hazards. The climate category included the annual number of days with heavy snow, rain and ice which may disrupt a commute. The natural hazards category measured the risk from hurricanes, earthquakes and tornadoes.