Remote Work: Version 2.0

Some fresh ideas on working at home. That's my Medium.com article today: https://medium.com/@mnemko/the-wisdom-project-4af09ec768f0

Getting to Continue to Work Remotely

Many people have come to prefer working at home to having to brave the commute for the privilege of sitting in a cube farm where you can’t even hear yourself think.

But now, employers are often summoning employees back to the office. If you’d rather work from home, my Psychology Today article today might help.

Countering Isolation at Work

Ever more people work at home. And many of them appreciate the fewer distractions, no time-wasting commute, and not having to get into a work get-up every day.

But some of my clients who work alone feel isolated. Fortunately, there are mitigators. Frankly, most of these suggestions are just common sense but a number of my clients told me they hadn't thought of them, so I figure it's worth a blog post. Of course, this is an incomplete list but if nothing appeals, maybe it will trigger your own ideas. 

It's my PsychologyToday.com article today.

A Workover: "I Want to Work at Home"

On PsychologyToday.com, I've been posting edited transcripts of calls to my radio show in which I help solve the caller's work problem.  

Today's is about someone who's looking for a legitimate work-at-home opportunity. 

Finding a Good Work-from-Home Opportunity

Amid the work-from-home scams, there are legitimate opportunities.

In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I try to separate the wheat from the chaff. And to accomplish that, I interviewed Michael Haaren today. 

A long-time activist for work-at-homers, he presented to the United Nations on virtual work, provides work-at-home career training to the U.S .State Dept and Armed Forces, co-wrote the a nationally syndicated column Rat Race Rebellion, run ratracerebellion.com, and is co-author of the Amazon-top-rated book on the subject: Work at Home Now.

HERE is the link.