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Another interesting infographic on working remote from PR Web and SmartFile. One of the most interesting items about telecommunting? How much gas and oil we can save as a result. Click on the image for a full-fize.

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Photo Source: Forbes.com

According to this article on Forbes and some professors at the University of Toronto and the Mayo Clinic, continually concentrating on one task is like working out a muscle for an extended period of time ... the mind needs a break. The article goes over numerous studies that suggest taking sufficient breaks is key to staying productive throughout the day. Working from home certainly lends itself to a lot of opportunities, but you also need to be careful not to get overly distracted.

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Written in 1998, this article is almost 15 years old. But it does hit on some very topical issues in the virtual workplace such as social isolation and employee/employer perception. 

But perhaps the most important reason why the number of telecommuters has leveled off – the reason that I will explore in this essay – is that most employees don’t think that telecommuting can deliver the same social satisfaction that working in a "real" office does. While the substantive work may be the same, employees are hesitant to give up the daily interaction with co-workers and supervisors that makes a job enjoyable. 

This is perhaps still true today, although I think there's one key (and large) difference: social networking. Not as it relates directly to working virtually, but as a society we've been moving more and more towards engaging in "virtual" relationships. There was no Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. in 1998. Our society as a whole is much more accustomed to having a social life in these "virtual" spaces and that in turn I think makes working virtual much easier to accept and transition to.

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The Army is having a job fair at the end of June in Detriot, but you don't actually need to be there to participate. 

Soldiers don't need to actually go to Detroit to participate, either. There are five locations throughout the Army where they can interview with participating employers via video teleconferencing: Fort Drum, N.Y.; Fort Knox, Ky.; Rock Island Arsenal, Ill.; Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; and Fort Riley, Kan.

Teleconferencing seems to be more and more common in terms of interview practices. It can help save companies on the cost of flying someone out for an in-person interview.

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