If you’ve ever wanted to work at home as a consultant, here’s a valuable article on a real live consultant for eCopernicus. Her website address and email show her location as “Washington D.C.” but she’s based in North Dakota.
It’s a pretty fair picture. She must be doing well to have a little farm and keep an apartment in the city of Washington and pay for all the air travel.
Read more at the Bismark News, but here are some tidbits…
On average, she is gone six to seven days a month. It works for her. The time she travels gives her an opportunity to socialize. This can be lacking when working from home.
“It’s always a relief to fly into Bismarck, get in my car and drive home,” she said.
She gets inquires from people on how to work from home. She doesn’t have one simple answer to make it happen. It seems to be a combination of the person’s work ethic and job responsibilities, she said.
Anderson started her career in healthcare working with telemedicine and rural health. Then she switched to public safety with her work for E9-1-1.
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