Meredith Levinson writes in CIO magazine about a company that closed their doors, and now everyone will work at home.
“…the company decided to close its offices to save money and spare employees the hassle and rising cost of commuting and … can continue to serve customers while simultaneously saving $400,000 a year simply by closing its 15,000 square feet of office space.”
The company, Chorus, provides clinical, practice management and financial software for health care providers learned a few things along the way. You need:
• the right infrastructure to support a virtual, telecommuting set of employees.
• work policies designed to maintain employee productivity and customer service levels,
• desktop support and identify software tools to make employee workloads more transparent for managers
• to phase in the work at home plan,
• periodic meet ups and daily conference calls
Did it work? Levinson writes “CEO Schreiber…says the client services group...
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In our continuing search for job boards that offer legitimate work-at-home and home freelance business opportunities, we ran a cross a site called ComputerJobs.com. We were impressed with the quality of work-at-home jobs on their site so we decided to learn more about them. Here’s a summary of the interview we conducted for our forthcoming [...]...
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# 1 — Bait and switch:
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