Why Hire Online Filipino Workers?
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Would it be worth it to hire online freelance workers from the Philippines? Even Google and Yahoo does not encourage telecommuting anymore. Why should I if the gurus have tested it and seen it does not work?
My observation all these years is: Not all people with an internet connection can work at home. However, there is a very small percent of people who DO thrive, perform well and even enjoy working for you, regardless of physical location.
So my answer to your question is, yes, it would be worth it to hire online Filipino workers because .. READ MORE>
Would it be worth it to hire online freelance workers from the Philippines? Even Google and Yahoo does not encourage telecommuting anymore. Why should I if the gurus have tested it and seen it does not work?
My observation all these years is: Not all people with an internet connection can work at home. However, there is a very small percent of people who DO thrive, perform well and even enjoy working for you, regardless of physical location.
So my answer to your question is, yes, it would be worth it to hire online Filipino workers because .. READ MORE>
26 August 2010
I So Do Not Miss the After-work Commute
Had to meet up my team for a regular meeting. It feels great to meet up in person, discuss work and personal stuff while having lunch, even stop a bit to check out a nice dress for sale.
On the way home, there were very few buses for my route and lots of people waiting.
Walked a few kilometers in my wedges to the next bus stop to get ahead of the long lines. Wedges are comfy but being a work at home person I'm used to flipflops or being barefoot all day so that hurts a bit. Plus I couldn't find the next damn bus stop where I remember it from the last 2 decades. So many metal gates enclosing the bus stops I couldn't find where I should be going.
I just wasn't used to it anymore since for the past 6 years, I 1) lived near the office and just walked to work, then 3 years ago, 2) I decided to work at home.
I have always been a great and aggressive commuter who didn't mind the hassles of commuting... but now my "dainty sensibilities" are shocked at the commute home. I'm turning into a softie.
I like not having to elbow through crowds each and every day at 6PM when I'm already tired. I like not having to stand in a moving bus. I like not having to be ever alert at the next person to stand so I can get a seat in the bus immediately. I like that if I'm tired I get to nap on the sofa or the bed, instead of napping sitting up on a bus.
Heehee, whatev. I love being a freelance online worker. I love working under the rock.
Don't mind my whiny-baby softie ways.
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On the way home, there were very few buses for my route and lots of people waiting.
Walked a few kilometers in my wedges to the next bus stop to get ahead of the long lines. Wedges are comfy but being a work at home person I'm used to flipflops or being barefoot all day so that hurts a bit. Plus I couldn't find the next damn bus stop where I remember it from the last 2 decades. So many metal gates enclosing the bus stops I couldn't find where I should be going.
I just wasn't used to it anymore since for the past 6 years, I 1) lived near the office and just walked to work, then 3 years ago, 2) I decided to work at home.
I have always been a great and aggressive commuter who didn't mind the hassles of commuting... but now my "dainty sensibilities" are shocked at the commute home. I'm turning into a softie.
I like not having to elbow through crowds each and every day at 6PM when I'm already tired. I like not having to stand in a moving bus. I like not having to be ever alert at the next person to stand so I can get a seat in the bus immediately. I like that if I'm tired I get to nap on the sofa or the bed, instead of napping sitting up on a bus.
Heehee, whatev. I love being a freelance online worker. I love working under the rock.
Don't mind my whiny-baby softie ways.
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