Depends. Those who have restrictions, I.e children, pets, etc. will have work/life balance concerns. Those of us who don’t will have full availability to devote to work.

To do my work and got home!

If you don't know,ask. Say you don't know.

First Supervisor job....the other almost retired department manager gave me this advise...Lead by example if you won't do it your crew won't either.....Never forget where u came from.... And everyone's new at some point..

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Always make time or force your self to take 1hr breaks

Iv always been a self starter and I have a secluded office and other than having to dress to go to work,I get up and go to my office.I don't have small children or really anyone to distract me.

Is this a trick question? Interaction with people, all types of people is why we even live on this realm. I can't laugh with my coffee pot & my dogs can't give me an opinion on the market, so yes, it's different.

At least hitting the phones, closing deals in a competitive environment forces one to challenge the leaderboard as well as the team.

Our bird "Tweety" chirping in the background does not. But is that just me? I Think Not?

I work hybrid, but would prefer to work from home.

I quit selling automobiles at a Honda store where I was told it would be asinine to think I could ever move up there. I walked through the next door restaurant parking lot and in the main door of the Dodge Ram store. I got a job selling automobiles and worked my way up to the Director of Financial Services within 6 months. I proved to myself that given the opportunity, I can grow into that role.

yes! I am doing it right now changing my career for 36 yrs

I would like a job to provide their own equipment

Equipment needed to work remotely and flexibility

I'd say the most important tool in finding an ideal job is finding a good recruiter. Beyond that, most of it seems to be experience, tenacity, and luck.

Networking and getting involved in activities that others share with you. People refer people they like and who share common interests.

First, know your job and your reaponsibilities and perform them well. Lifetime of work experience has taught me no one will listen without animosity to anyone that does not know what they are doing and does not work as hard or harder than they do.

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look a janitor or A stocking job or dishwasher These are some The Im looking for

Mostly insurance

Let them kno it's done

Just know that it happens to every single person at a new job. Always ask questions, and try to be confident about yourself knowing that eventually you’ll get confident with what you’re doing.