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I’m a newly single parent, and I’ve been considering my options in regards to remote work. Are you employed full time by a single company or do you find freelan
by ktross 8y ago
I’m a newly single parent, and I’ve been considering my options in regards to remote work. Are you employed full time by a single company or do you find freelance work? The challenge and time investment of finding new clients constantly has me leaning away from freelancing. I haven’t yet been able to find a full time position that’s flexible enough (results based) though.
- liveoneggs 8y agoI have a "regular" (9-5) remote job and a wife who works full time. Working from home has been very helpful for childcare activities. I pick up my kids at 2-3 pm and then get a babysitter for the afternoons while I am still working until 5ish. This ends up being, basically, just a late lunch. If things go south with my babysitter the kids can play or watch tv while I finish up the day and it's not a big deal to occasionally do. I would try to get a stable/full-time job at a family friendly company, but that's just me all the time. Health care is expensive.
- NDizzle 8y agoA little of both. I do the minimum number of full time hours to get insurance benefits, and then I have a part time job at another tech company. Both of those things are very rare. It took me some time to work things out between the two entities. I did have some time to work on pet projects and freelance-style (usually free) projects prior to the kids starting sports.