RE: Teleproductivity

[Jim Shaeffer <jims -at- spsi -dot- com>]

Ah, but when an employer hires an employee, is the employer 
hiring someone to complete a defined set of tasks or someone 
to contribute their talents to the organization 40+ hours a week? 
These are two very different mindsets. 

(The ability to work on projects as required is one of the attrac-
tions of contracting, though this benefit is probably overwhelmed
by marketing, overhead and downtime.) 

Jim Shaeffer
jims -at- spsi -dot- com

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I don't understand this magic number of 8 hours a day. If I'm more
productive at home and can complete my work in 6 hours instead of the 8
hours it would take me to complete the work at the office, why shouldn't I
just work 6 hours at home? For that matter, if I can complete the
responsibilities of my full-time job in 30 hours a week, why should I sit
around the office for another 10 hours a week?


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