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I've found the key is to have a dedicated office. Being able to enter a room and enter work mode and then also being able to close that door at the end of the d
by codyb 9y ago
I've found the key is to have a dedicated office. Being able to enter a room and enter work mode and then also being able to close that door at the end of the day is really helpful.
I trued working from home once where my desk was in my bedroom and it was awful because I was never _at_ work while simultaneously never being away from work.
If your remote position is for the convenience of your employer (no desk available in an office somewhere) you can calculate the percentage of your home taken by the office, multiply that by your rent, and deduct that when tax season comes which can help justify a slightly higher rent.
- vvanders 9y ago+1 on dedicated office. I did the tax calculation for home office and it ended up being wiped out by my total income(if I remember it scales for every $10k you take home) so it's not a freebie.
- milesward 9y agoOne of my handy co-workers set up an automated hook to the Google Hangouts API so that an IoT deadbolt clinks shut when he's on an active hangout: handy for preventing the random toddler intrusion, reduction in "pro" ish ness...
- another-dave 9y agoRandom toddler intrusion can make you a social media sensation though!