Hey Isaac,

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Working from home has a lot of inherent benefits. The fact that it is comparatively easy to take sick days when working remote jobs has to be one of the most underrated benefits of all. Many online businesses don't really care when a person does the work, as long as the person meets certain deadlines. If the person does all of the work at the last minute, it could be fine as long as the work is still high-quality.

Meeting the deadlines that are associated with remote jobs can be easier for a lot of people than trying to get to the same building each and every day regardless of any other factor. People are going to get sick sometimes, regardless of how healthy their habits are. Most jobs will still only give people a certain number of sick days in a given year. People never know how many sick days they are going to need. They have to plan ahead in order to use their sick days correctly.

People who work many remote jobs will still have to plan ahead to a certain extent. However, they have to plan around deadlines specifically. These deadlines could present themselves at somewhat irregular intervals. They won't have to face them with the same regularity as a work week and a set of work hours, at least in many cases.

There are some remote jobs that still work according to the 'nine to five' schedule. However, even with those jobs, people can recover from illnesses more easily when they are in the comfort of their own homes. They won't have to interact with other employees in person. They also will not have to go to work even when sick, which can put a lot of other employees at risk. People today have more freedom, because remote work is available.

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Patrick
Account Manager
​educationproper.com​

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