Telecommuting is a commute choice quickly rising in popularity with both employees and employers.
Telecommuters perform work usually done at a central worksite, at their home or a local telecenter equipped with office equipment and support. Contrary to popular belief, it does not have to be done full-time. The large majority of telecommuters do so only one or two days a week, on average which allows them to interact with other employees, perform administrative tasks and attend meetings on the days they work at a central worksite. The success of telecommuting is dependent on your employees. Telecommuters should be productive workers, with strong time management skills and little need for supervision.