Could you work in an office?
In my latest post for Workshifting.com, I look at what it means to work on your own terms. And whether those of us who do so, whether as business owners or part of a corporate virtual team, could go back to the 9-to-5 routine of the traditional office environment.
Here’s my perspective:
I’m a business owner… I have multiple clients, and I need the flexibility to schedule both client work and all the other activities that come with running a business. I might work a lot of hours, but they’re my hours.
What’s your take? Read the full post, and then share your thoughts. There’s some pretty good discussion already in the comments.
Photo by Walter Rumsby (Flickr).
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