I don’t get caught up in office gossip or politics. I have the shortest commute I have ever had. But it doesn’t happen very often, and plugging in at the office has always sorted out any problems. I live over an hour away from the office, so this is annoying when I am not prepared for it. Only downside is if you are having system problems, you have half an hour to get it sorted before you have to head in. We have to go in to the office once a month to plug in to the mainframe and make sure system updates are all downloaded. Team meetings are done via the internet, laptop cameras and headsets on. We are connected to our team and other support areas via a group messaging system, and we can message people individually. I just have to have the internet connected and have minimum upload and download speeds. Calls are taken through the computer and everything exactly as if I was in the office. My company provides laptop, docking station, 2 screens, keyboard, mouse. And I dont have to listen to my coworkers gossip all day distracting me. I like it I can watch tv all day, pause mute itwhen I get a call. My job also has very little interaction with management if you dont need it so that's ok. Its quite nice, and let's you know and put a face to everyone. My place then flys is up at least once a year and after training to meet and greet. Some places do two weeks in house then virtual. Mine was three(3) months in house training then I could go about my work from home. My company and a few others (assurion, cap one) have training in house and virtual. I pay for my internet.i think asurion does it this way as well.
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My company gives me the PC and phone and a second monitor. AmEx and capital one, provides a PC and a second screen and a phone and pays for your internet. There are few types of companies that offer varying degrees of support.
I work from home, my old roommate did as well but for another company.
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