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Posted: July 14, 2010 at 9:37 am | Comments 1 Subscribe to this author's RSS feed 
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This article, by Shirlene Do, was published on Workshifting.com, and is made available here through their generosity in copyrighting their work with a Creative Commons license. What is workshifting.com? As they say, “If you work out of coffee shops, hotels, airports and your home every bit as much as the office, workshifting.com is for you.“
Lessons Learned From Workshifting
My husband and I both work at non-profit companies and don’t make a lot of money. When our daughter was born, we knew there was no way we could afford daycare, so I convinced my boss to allow me to work part-time in the office and part-time from home. To my surprise, she agreed, and everyone thought I was incredibly lucky. My friends and family thought I had it made. I had visions of happily-working-away-in-my-pajamas dancing in my head. 
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