When discussing the pros and cons of telecommuting, one of the tangible benefits is the cost savings of working at home.
With fuel prices reaching new highs, more and more people are striving to work from home and many claim they would even be willing to take a pay cut to telecommute.
But how much can you [...]

According to an article over at CIO Insight, more than a third of IT workers in the United States would accept a pay cut to work from home.
If you had asked me this question last year, my answer would have been a resounding “no”; today I would have to give it serious consideration. With [...]

Earlier today I came across a link to a story at The Juggle discussing a post from the WSJ.com’s Law Blog about how one reader decided to say no to the boss.
Have you ever told the boss no?
When your boss calls you with a request to work a late night or come into the office [...]

Change can be a very scary proposition. But it can also be very exciting.
In the event that you missed the recent discussion that Wendy started the other day, we here at eMoms are currently looking at a considerable change that involves the rebranding of eMoms in an effort to more accurately target our audience.
There [...]

Self-promotion - or tooting your own horn - can feel a little strange.
Chances are that you were taught as a child that being humble about your accomplishments was the proper way to act.
Gloating about what you have done or how great you might be at something was a sure-fire way to turn people off and [...]

Okay…maybe that is a little huge exaggeration but stick with me for a minute.
For many people living the life of the 9-5 office job, one of the common complaints is that their job is not overly enjoyable but it pays the bills and keeps a roof over their head.
But you know what? It can [...]