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The recession has been here for a while, and most of the things that have come with it have affected the American office worker negatively. However, since many offices are trying their best to save money wherever they can, more folks than ever are beginning to work from home. Most offices that let their employees work from home have some sort of secure website where their employees log in and complete their work on an interface. To do this, you will have to have access to some sort of high speed internet. Either wireless wifi or a good modem at your home will be essential. Here are some great reasons to work from home:
Save On Gas
The amount of gas that you use simply to commute to work adds up quickly. Do the math and you’ll see that working from home can save plenty. Your only commute will be from your bed to your office. Saving so much money on gas could actually be looked at as getting a pay increase. You’ll notice the difference when you have more money to spend on clothes, food and recreation. High speed internet is just a fraction of the cost you’d spend on gas while commuting to and from work each day.

Work Outside
While working in your office will provide you with a distraction-free environment to complete your work, you might want to reward yourself by working outside. A nice crisp fall afternoon or early spring breeze will no doubt ease the workday tensions. If you have a good wireless Internet connection, there will be no lag time. You’ll get fresh air and a little change of environment every now and then.
Bring Your Work To Lunch
Most cafes come with free wifi wireless internet. You can start your work with a cup of coffee and your favorite breakfast. You’d do these things anyway, so using the time to ease into your workday is a no-brainer.
Fast, Cheap Way To Communicate With The Main Office
With a good high speed Internet connection, you’ll be able to send e-mails and use chat features to easily communicate with the main office. Just send a note to them and continue working. This allows you to work on something else while waiting for an answer instead of stopping work to ask your supervisor a question in person, or waiting for a slow dial-up connection to transcribe the message.

As you can see, high speed Internet is an absolute must if you want to work from home. Without a high speed connection, all the aspects of business are slowed, making you less productive and more stressed.

Eric Kuhn specializes in high speed internet connectivity for the modern mobile working world.