Current job performance is a strong indicator of your potential success as a telecommuter. Employees with more experience on the job likely will have fewer questions and less need to contact the central office. When you're away from the central office and problems arise, it's important to know how to get help. Telecommuting changes your daily routine, work environment, work flow and personal interactions. While productivity usually increases at home, new distractions can present challenges to focusing on your work.
Successful telecommuting requires effective communication.
You must develop ways to communicate regularly with your supervisor and co-workers on your telecommuting days. Check all that apply. Responsibilities include large blocks of time handling information, such as writing, reading, analysis, planning, computer programming, word processing, data entry and telephoning. Minimal requirements for special equipment. Clearly defined tasks and work products with measurable work activities and objectives.