51. Open Offices Never Work Like That

from Interface Hosted by Ian Fuchs

After a week of celebrating our 1-year Birthday, the trio is back with a look at working remotely - that is, embracing the home office and still working on things that exist within the traditional business sense. It takes skill, focus, and self-motivation, but it can be a wonderful reprieve from the traditional office, especially when replacing your coworkers isn't a viable option. * Top 10 Benefits of Working From Home (Survey Results) * Telecommuting Trend: Remote Work Becoming Commonplace * Telecommuniting is Fast on the Rise * Telecommuniting Climbs to 37% * The Death of the Office * Benefits of Working from Home for Employees and Employers * Zombie Malls

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