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As the buzz around skyrocketing fuel prices and travel costs continues, it’s no secret that business people continue to turn to telecommuting as a viable alternative to offset costs and carbon emissions.


In my opinion telecommuting is possible for professionals but it has to involve every employer AND Yes it can involve every Desk-worker !!!!
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This means Team-Building, Training on the job, Trust and unofficial gossip to match ideas....all during Telecommuting
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We can give this trough Full-time HQ Video and Audio for every employer and manager.
Constantly seeing each other will really build a team.
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Check it out at hr.telebeing in the Netherlands (nl)
or join the linkedin group: “teleworking”
Ruud Padt

I have written multiple times on my blog about telecommuting (among other things), and definitely believe in the benefits of remote workforces. However, I also believe that not everyone can work remotely. Some are ready to admit that they are not cut out to be remote workers; others don't admit it and these people are the real drains on productivity and give telecommuting a bad name.

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