> find a remote FIRST company. Not a normal company you ask if you can work remote. +1 for this. I worked remotely for a while for a company who I convinced it

> find a remote FIRST company. Not a normal company you ask if you can work remote. +1 for this. I worked remotely for a while for a company who I convinced it would be a good idea. It didn't work out well because I was the only remote employee and their culture and processes just weren't set up for it. I spent more time reminding people to dial me into meetings and convincing my bosses that I was actually working than doing my real job. If the company isn't already bought into having remote workers, being the pioneer is painful.