Hi all,

Can someone explain something to me. There are a few companies that have 
openings and they pass up on a extremely qualified person because they say the 
job has to be on-site.

I've worked successfully remotely for the past 6 1/2 years and am having 
trouble finding a new contract. In this day and age, for the right person, 
there isn't a need to be in the office. I recently came off a contract that I 
had for 2 1/2 years. The company wanted to hire me but ran into budget problems.

Companies usually get more bank for their buck when I work remotely then if I 
had to go into an office. If I wake up in the morning not feeling well, I would 
call in sick instead of driving to work. When I work from home, I take a 
aspirin and I good to go in about an hour. Also at night or on the weekends if 
I'm bored I work and don't charge the company for the time.

I just don't get it, is it a control thing?

Toni

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