Great question. I have done both. COVID pushed most people out of offices and working from home. There are pros and cons to both settings. One of the most important aspects to this is understanding the type of worker you are. Do you LOVE and crave independence? Do you love working on projects alone? What is your skill-set? OR Do you love working with and around others? Do you thrive in group work and activities? Do you like being around others, in general? Most people miss the social setting of the work place and then others like to work from home and skip the commute. So, my point is, it is not only important to know the pros and cons of this type of work but also know your greatest skills/talents and weaknesses that you bring to the workplace.

I can give you some amazing advice coming from someone who has been almost scammer 4 times on this site. Its so bad all the work from home jobs that require no experience and are over 15$ are a scam especially the ones that say 30$ an hour.

I know people who do nothing but let advertisers put stuff on their vehicles and persons and that's it. They just go about their day getting paid...doing nothing. It's America, at least for a short while...Democratz and all...be creative

@deleted user I have a part-time remote job and I enjoy it because I work at the same time as my regular job throughout the day. I enjoy the flexibility and the extra pay it brings. I haven’t had any negative experiences with my remote job.

I have done both as well. For remote positions, I like the independence of owning my schedule and having the opportunity of being an entrepreneur. I was able to run a call center for multiple companies, start a tax preparing business, and also life insurance producer. The only thing I miss about going to an office are my co-workers.

On your Democratz covid they released on Americans...there is a code beside your test you can research. 83% of all declared cases where no more than the common cold and simple flu. Along with other naturals. Half our family are nurses and doctors. Americans are taught to follow idiots or monsters and lazy about the facts or truths. Your mental and health are affected by isolation. If able, get a job away from home. Check the Government Statics Page to see for yourself the sick and death and mental rates of full time home employment. Plus, the scams these so companies extra money they make off you for frivolous non essential job tasks.

I like both but going to the job physically more preference

I have my phlebotomist license but I haven’t found i job :(

I love the freedom of remote work. My job has the best of both worlds as I set my own schedule, work in both my home office and in the field doing presentations and meeting with clients one on one. I get the interaction with people that I love and need with the ability to stay home and work around the weather (Michigan), my health (I am disabled due to Crohn’s disease). I sell Medicare and Life insurance as an independent agent. I technically work with a Agency/broker but I control when and how I work. It takes licensing and continuing education but anyone can do it. Plus I get paid fast, sometimes the next day, direct deposit, by the companies! If my clients are happy and I keep them year to year I continue to get residual income. That does take work and communication, great customer service and I create a relationship with them. Recognize their important dates by sending hand written cards for birthdays, anniversaries and new babies/graduation etc. it’s a great gig!

I have done both and more on top