Flexibility:  Telecommuting - Pros & Cons

Telecommuting has proven to be an effective way of working at our company and hundreds of other companies. Successful arrangements require a capable candidate, a likely position, an effective manager and receptive colleagues and clients.  The proposal process helps assess these factors and your prospects for success.

In considering a telecommuting arrangement – and a successful proposal – it is important to weigh the numerous pros and cons, or advantages and challenges of working offsite one to three days a week. These pros and cons are quite different for employees and managers and Our Company. Click on any item to see more detail. 


  EMPLOYEE PROS
lists some positive gains telecommuters may find
  EMPLOYEE CONS
suggests common issues that need to be addressed
  COMPANY PROS
identifies potential value of
offsite work to the company
  COMPANY CONS
points out the areas that concern management

Productivity
Commutes
Solitude
Access
Balance
Savings
Emergencies

Isolation
Distractions
Techno-Breakdown
Overwork
Visibility
Inconvenience
Overeating

Performance
Retention
Recruitment
Engagement
Productivity


Floodgates
Burden
Monitoring
Formality
Equity
Accessibility
 


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