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It's
a common perception that home workers experience a significant boost in
productivity. Although this can be true, it isn't true for everyone.
As a home worker - whether you work for a company or work for
yourself - it's up to YOU to ensure that you get the job done. Working
from home, no matter how great it sounds in theory, isn't for everyone.
It takes a certain type of person to be successful at home. Ask
yourself:
- Can I resist the temptations around me, such as the TV,
refrigerator, the sunny deck or garden?
- Am I well-organized? Can I work without supervision and keep track
of what still needs to be done, and by when?
- Do I tend to put things off until 'later', or am I self-
motivated? Will I be able to complete the tasks at hand effectively
and on time?
- Do I have good time-management skills?
- Can I work alone, or would I miss the daily interaction with
co-workers in a traditional office environment? Would I be tempted
to make excessive personal phone calls just to 'make contact'?
- Am I able to set goals and stick to them?
The much-touted 'freedom' of working from home is balanced by
responsibilities. Many home workers have found that establishing a
routine helps to keep them on track. That means:
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