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Hello! Can someone refer me please for WFH set up. I have 4 years and 2 months experience as a customer service rep. thank you so much – Financial – Health Insurance – Tech support submitted by /u/pats0331 [link] [comments]

our I-9s were a mess for 18 months and we didnt know it. hired 6 people. figured wed just collect the forms and move on. turns out we were accepting expired documents, missing section 2 signatures, one form was just. gone auditor request came in for a completely different reason Read more

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I’ve had two previous WFH positions and they were great. It was wonderful for my mental health and beneficial to be home with my kids if they were sick. I’m looking again for a remote position after 4.5 years in office and I am struggling trying to find something. Any Read more

We were using like 8 different tools for project management, chat, files, all that stuff. Decided to consolidate everything down to 3 apps and used accio work to handle migrating everything over. Thought I was being smart and simplifying things. Team is now saying communication actually got worse somehow because Read more

Been working remotely for over 4 years and the one thing that drives me crazy is my status flipping to Away during long Teams calls or when I’m reading docs. My manager always messages asking if I’m “still there.” I’ve been using StatusAwake (statusawake.com) — it’s a tiny Windows exe Read more

I am a stay at home mom and i am planning on doing some online courses via Coursera but before that i want to be 101% sure which certifications should i go for which are in high demand , pay well and most of all allow me to work from Read more

got quoted $599/month per employee on the EOR plan. fine. what i didnt expect was contractor management fees stacked on top, an “implementation” charge in month 2, and invoices running 40% higher than the sales call number?? we had 6 contractors and 2 EOR employees. spent an embarrassing amount of Read more

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