Comments on: The End of the Steady and Predictable Increase in Telecommuting? http://www.realtelecommutingjob.com/the-end-of-the-steady-and-predictable-increase-in-telecommuting.html Real Telecommmuting Job News, Listings and Updates Sat, 10 Jan 2009 03:55:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: aullman http://www.realtelecommutingjob.com/the-end-of-the-steady-and-predictable-increase-in-telecommuting.html/comment-page-1#comment-296 aullman Sat, 12 Jul 2008 03:21:46 +0000 http://www.realtelecommutingjob.com/2008/03/02/the-end-of-the-steady-and-predictable-increase-in-telecommuting/#comment-296 There are some legitimate issues with telecommuting that keep many people from embracing this very fuel efficient way of getting to work. This does not mean that telecommuting does not work. It just needs to be altered in order to gain acceptance among some employees and employers. <B>Telecommuting 2.0</B> calls for the use of <B>Remote Office Centers</B> to provide workers with all of the facilities that are normally available in a corporate office – but from a location near where they live. Remote Office Centers lease out offices to individuals from multiple companies in a shared telecommuting center conveniently located around populations centers, so that commutes are never more than a mile or two each way. Remote Office Centers provide: professional grade internet access, a professional phone system, a mail stop, security, and a real office. Centers are owned and managed by commercial leasing companies that specialize in services needed by remote workers. Workers can search for and find remote office centers using a free search engine available at: <a HREF="http://www.remoteofficecenters.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.remoteofficecenters.com</A> For some workers, there is no better work environment than a home office. Others have needs that can best be served by a remote office center. The main goal is to cut out long and wasteful commutes that drain bank accounts and put a strain on the economy. Telecommuting and traditional office environments can be combined to form a compromise that draws from the best of both worlds – <B>Telecommuting 2.0</B>. There are some legitimate issues with telecommuting that keep many people from embracing this very fuel efficient way of getting to work. This does not mean that telecommuting does not work. It just needs to be altered in order to gain acceptance among some employees and employers.

Telecommuting 2.0 calls for the use of Remote Office Centers to provide workers with all of the facilities that are normally available in a corporate office – but from a location near where they live. Remote Office Centers lease out offices to individuals from multiple companies in a shared telecommuting center conveniently located around populations centers, so that commutes are never more than a mile or two each way. Remote Office Centers provide: professional grade internet access, a professional phone system, a mail stop, security, and a real office. Centers are owned and managed by commercial leasing companies that specialize in services needed by remote workers. Workers can search for and find remote office centers using a free search engine available at: http://www.remoteofficecenters.com

For some workers, there is no better work environment than a home office. Others have needs that can best be served by a remote office center. The main goal is to cut out long and wasteful commutes that drain bank accounts and put a strain on the economy.

Telecommuting and traditional office environments can be combined to form a compromise that draws from the best of both worlds – Telecommuting 2.0.

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