Some can, some can't

Posted By: how flexible can you be? on 2008-03-24
In Reply to: Can you make a living at home? - Gina Markham

In house you have the same dictators all the time, you get used to their habits and patterns and that's your comfort zone. At home working for MTSO's you'll get work from a large pool, many will be ESL or difficult in other ways. One of my hourly-paid former coworkers tried it and could not hack the variety of styles and accents she came across, and she's fairly slow, so hourly paid her better. I'm OK with the variety and I can make more working at home being paid production, because I'm fairly fast. That's the bottom line, as far as I've been able to tell, whether you can keep pushing out of your comfort zone or not.

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Can you make a living at home? - Gina Markham
- More money - Mt8100
  - I make.. - i agree
- I've said it before but - LinK
- If you have clinic-only exp, it may be SM - just an observer
- Some can, some can't - how flexible can you be?
- I make twice what I made working at a hospital. - RadGuy
- only way to know is to try - - mimi
- i make more money at home but - susan
- I make more working at home that I ever did on site - ALMT
- I agree with poster below...what do - phillychick
- Depends in big part on what you need per month to - live on. nm
  - Also on own clients or MTSO. Platform, expander - use, steady work or not, and cpl. nm
- If you dont need much of a life, is possible. Better - as a second income for family. nm
- Comparing figs & plums. Advantage/disadvants to - each. Depends on what attributes you prefer.

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