Ok this is a question (well more of a musing really) for you EuroCommuters.
There is a growing trend in my field for big gigs on the continent which I'm getting
more and more calls about. I don't really want to do the 4/5 day weekly commute
thing (which is partly why I took the easy permie commute into London) so I'm wondering
whether working remotely is generally becoming a more accepted option across your respective
fields if clientcos aren't getting the people they need. To make it more workable for me, and palatable
for clientcos, I'm thinking of pitching something like.
- work from home office with all phone / camera connectivity needed for low rate
- occasional commute to clientco at excessive rate + t&es
If you are doing it (or you are a hiring clientco) - how is it working for you?
There is a growing trend in my field for big gigs on the continent which I'm getting
more and more calls about. I don't really want to do the 4/5 day weekly commute
thing (which is partly why I took the easy permie commute into London) so I'm wondering
whether working remotely is generally becoming a more accepted option across your respective
fields if clientcos aren't getting the people they need. To make it more workable for me, and palatable
for clientcos, I'm thinking of pitching something like.
- work from home office with all phone / camera connectivity needed for low rate
- occasional commute to clientco at excessive rate + t&es
If you are doing it (or you are a hiring clientco) - how is it working for you?
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