In any business money is the bottom line. We may hate to admit it and we may do our best to avoid the reality that money is the fuel that powers and the grease that lubricates the wheels of business. In today's tech savvy businesses the potential benefits of home offices and remote workers to sales, to customer support, to worker satisfaction, and ultimately to the bottom line, cannot be overlooked. But is it right for your business? Does a home office environment, even for just a portion of your business, make sense? The ...
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In any business money is the bottom line. We may hate to admit it and we may do our best to avoid the reality that money is the fuel that powers and the grease that lubricates the wheels of business. In today's tech savvy businesses the potential benefits of home offices and remote workers to sales, to customer support, to worker satisfaction, and ultimately to the bottom line, cannot be overlooked. But is it right for your business? Does a home office environment, even for just a portion of your business, make sense? The hype is out on the wires, but where do you find the answers based on real experience? The Author has real, long term experience in setting up, and working as, remote resources in virtual environments. This report can help you decide upon, and implement, a home office environment for your business.
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