RE: Break Into Telecommuting

["Davis, Michele" <MDavis -at- tricord -dot- com>]

My experience has been that I have been able to telecommute, oh, going on 5
years now. I am willing to go in but lots of companies just don't have space
for me. Now, I have been a consultant since I was 22, so 14 years, and I
have a proven track record, so that may be why I am able to telecommute. But
I live in Minnesota which is a pretty anal type of place when it comes to
people wanting you to come in. I also take practically anything that comes
my way, web page design and creation, manuals, online help, technical white
papers, books, etc. This lends itself to be so diversified in my writing
that I am never without work, mostly I'm swamped.

Michele

-----Original Message-----
From: Bruce Byfield [mailto:bbyfield -at- progeny -dot- com]

>From other posts on this subject, it sounds as though telecommuting
is still popular in Silicon Valley. However, my impression (which
could be wrong) is that this is an exception.

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