Mitch Daniels takes on LABOR

[Chubminnow]

Excellent point! And on a related note, I like days when I can work from home, but I'm also very glad that there are some parts of my job that require me to be onsite with my hands on the hardware. If I could do it all from home, then somebody else could do it from Mumbai for 1/10 the pay.

I ain't never worked from home...well at least not with anything that had to do with a computer anyway....sometimes (once in a blue moon) I might have to work on specifications at home, but very seldom. Some guys can work from home better than they can when they go to work at their office or whatever, but that's not for me....home is my place of refuge, once I'm home I'm done.

One things for sure....no matter what line of work any of us are in, it ain't getting any easier.

[GeoFisher]

I ain't never worked from home...well at least not with anything that had to do with a computer anyway....sometimes (once in a blue moon) I might have to work on specifications at home, but very seldom. Some guys can work from home better than they can when they go to work at their office or whatever, but that's not for me....home is my place of refuge, once I'm home I'm done.

One things for sure....no matter what line of work any of us are in, it ain't getting any easier.

I work every night from home.......and officially work probably 20 - 25% of my hours from home.

Working from home is the only time I get a break from the 10-20 calls a day from Developers. I also generally don't utilize Instant Messaging at home either, which definitely allows me to focus on stuff that I NEED to get done.

As a support person, I have to deal with phone calls and developers, and support issues all the time, but also as a support person I must deal with critical system upgrades, etc, etc. THOSE require lots of thought and it is very hard to gather your thoughts when you're constantly switching gears on support calls.........

I really like working at home..........

Later,

Geo