Review: Excellent resource
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2012
The second half of the book lists verified companies - mostly linked - that hire telecommuters. Many are staff positions, others freelance. Evans gives good information on what each company hires for and gives tips pertinent to the company.The first half of the book covers why you should work from, what makes it possible, and discusses the needs of the home office. He does touch on some of the obstacles you are likely to face, such as distraction and time management. For the most part, if you are the sort of person who needs to be pushed to finish tasks, home working isn't for you.I covered the second half first because I suspect many people will skip part one. Once you've satisfied your curiosity, read the first part. It is helpful and will better prepare you for actually applying. I also recommend you read job offerings in every category, even if you think the category doesn't pertain to you. Not every medical job is medical, nor every insurance job sales.