The global economy has experienced several recessions since the industrial revolution, however, the current recession is unique in many respects.
Previous recessions affected traditional industry and resulted in large populations finding themselves out of work and with no hope of future employment.
For people who have never done it, working from home often holds the allure of a thing with infinite advantages: no boss, no commute, no annoying coworkers, more freedom, less stress, and so on in a never-ending list of awesomeness.
The truth, of course, is that the grass is almost never actually greener on the other side, and that working from home has as many pitfalls as conventional employment, some of which can be surprising and unexpected.
Following these five tips, however, will help people stay ahead of the game while conducting business from home.
Sometimes it’s easier to bring the office home, and sometimes it’s more effective if your home is your office. But when you decide to invite your clients into your home and personal space, you’ll want to make sure that your home office doesn’t look too much like either a home or an office, but instead somewhere in between. Here are a few tips to strike just the right cord with your clients.
