A parent who spent eight years in a call center explains why working from home works better: they check on their son daily and have lunch with family. The catch is staying professional and not letting comfort breed complacency.
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And to make sure even though I'm working at home, just because I'm working at home. I used to work in a call center before BPO industry before for like eight years. And as you can see, I'm now currently working at home. I prefer to work at home because it's more convenient for me when I gave birth. As a mom, we want to make sure that we will look over our child and as much as possible we can watch them every time so we know that they're in good hands and there be, you know, just a mom instinct that we want to watch over our kids all the time. Five minutes before your shift. I used to do that. That's one of the perks of, you know, working at home. But actually I, I don't really recommend just because we're working at home. Pero for me case then and they request for a video. I don't want to have a low self esteem. I'm just working at home. So I browse through my phone, check on my Facebook account, check my email, I check on my son, actually I check on my son every day. I don't want to skip seeing my son on the lunchtime because that's one of the perks of working at home to have your family with you during lunchtime.