Survey Finds Home Workers Are More Productive, Happier

[Sister Fracas 5]

I dunno, you would want to wipe real well before sitting in a chair.. Id at least put a towell down first :-)

C! Whatchoo doin' nekkid at the pooter?

[meauxna 15]

For the record: I am fully dressed when at my computer. Always.

OK. Mostly.

[m_and_m20 0]

There are so many people out there that work from home, yet its soo hard to find a legitimate job to do from home....where to all of these people find their jobs!!!!!!!!!!!

I really want to work at home, especially now with my lil one on the way, and not having my income is going to make a huge dent in our finances!

[meauxna 15]

There are so many people out there that work from home, yet its soo hard to find a legitimate job to do from home....where to all of these people find their jobs!!!!!!!!!!!

I really want to work at home, especially now with my lil one on the way, and not having my income is going to make a huge dent in our finances!

If that's a serious question, the answer is that the people I know who work at home don't have 'a job'. They've made a business for themselves.

Different stuff for different people. I know a lot of people say they are making actually money doing Ebay, but a short stint of that let me leave it for those who love it--I sure didn't.

See if what you have done for work in the past is something that someone would pay you to produce on your own.

[MrsBruce5 0]

I had a sales job before & after my son was a born, and after his birth, I worked out of my house...

BIG MISTAKE !

I just lacked the discipline to get the job done. Too many distractions...personal phone calls, baby crying, doorbell, unexpected visitors. Beside all that, it's hard to take myself seriously in my PJ's with messed up bed-head.

Then...I decided for a policy change... no work until I had my shower and got tarted up...that didn't work either. The phone still rang, the kid still cried, and the ex-mother in law still showed up unannounced...

I did it for 6 months...until I got sacked for non-productivity ((((shocker))))

I will take an office anytime !

-Rose

[rbhigday 0]

Never had a full time job at home but several time over my carrerr in the Navy I was able to telecomute for a few months every now and then .

I sat in my pj's all day doing computer work

[Aymerlu 3]

me too...i think people who are comfortable in their clothing or lack of clothes..do better performance...just look at that stripper i saw last night on that pole...a.....a.a.a.a....never mind

Dean at the strip club last night

LOL!!!!

[almaty 19]

aw yes, one of my more expressive clients....

[munchkins 0]

aw yes, one of my more expressive clients....

And there's me thinking it was this one

[Reba 2]

the last "office" job I had allowed me to work from home occasionally, and most of the time I wouldn't bother changing out of my jammies all day. Why bother? If I did have to call the office or a client, they can't see my flannels with the Pooh Bears on 'em! I was actually more productive at home usually because I had fewer distractions, (I usually turned off my phone ) and didn't have the stress of the commute.

Last year, after some searching, and after a failed attempt at a full time minimum wage job I decided that working from home would probably be my best bet (especially around here, there are so few jobs). So now I sell Watkins products from home, (info on my blog ) and work part time at the pizza shop. My husband is my boss at the pizza shop so if I need time off to go do my "Watkins stuff" as he says, its no big deal. Eventually I hope to have enough Watkins business that I won't have to supplement with the part time at the pizza shop. Slowly but surely...

and in case you're wondering...its 11:52 am, I've been up since 9am, and yes, I'm still in my jammies