More productive at home for the simple reason I'm not spending half the day in meetings at the client's site but rather instead at home getting on with the job. Besides I'm usually paid on deliverables rather than by the hour.
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And your client is hardly going to want you in the office.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostMore productive at home for the simple reason I'm not spending half the day in meetings at the client's site but rather instead at home getting on with the job. Besides I'm usually paid on deliverables rather than by the hour.Comment
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