About home working, do you simply log on to the office network as a secure remote terminal, comunicate via email with the use of Zoom for meetings, or is it, as I expect much more complex than that.
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Seems an odd question, but pretty much as you say..!
Wake up, put some clothes on (optional), login via Citrix or similar using own equipment. Open Teams for comms, and work away on office apps as required and dial into Teams meeting.
The extreme rise of remote working, in my opinion, is arguably the best thing to happen to the employee/contractor in the last 100 years. We've been spoilt with the increased level of flexibility, savings in time and money on commuting, and able to work in a more comfortable space. I genuinely couldn't face the prospect of being back in an office for 4-5 days a week. -
Sockie troll. This is about on par with most of his questions, particularly the one about how expensive should his suit be for interviews etc.Originally posted by fiisch View PostSeems an odd question, but pretty much as you say..!
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General.Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Sockie troll. This is about on par with most of his questions, particularly the one about how expensive should his suit be for interviews etc.
Can we FOG in prof of is that just for General?
Here we have to report and ask for the thread to be locked."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Ah, so a Mod will get round to looking at it sometime next week, tell us it's not Gricer and then ban it a few weeks later for being Gricer then?Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
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Something like that, yes.Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Ah, so a Mod will get round to looking at it sometime next week, tell us it's not Gricer and then ban it a few weeks later for being Gricer then?
Thread locked. I cannot take the question seriously, it's so trivial. ContractorMike - don't post such utterly trivial questions. This is not a forum (except in General) where you can simply post whatever stray thought ambles across your mind.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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