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You'd like to work from home, at least in part.
If I'm working on a book, I like to work from 8 a.m. to noon, or some four-hour window.
And baby boomers, the group born just after the end of World War II, would like to work from home to make caring for elderly parents easier.
In this still weak job market, some employees who would like to work from home are more reluctant to do so.
The reason: China-based online education companies are in an apparent race with each other to hire U.S. teachers who'd like to work from home this summer and, using their webcams, "teach cute kids" the English language — in the marketing parlance of one of those companies, Beijing-based VIPKid.
I'd like to work from a big, detached house and set it up with themed rooms.
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Kubrick liked to work from books, and since a suitable one did not yet exist they would write it.
He often worked alone on his sketches rather than team up with other writers, and he liked to work from his and Marta's Chelsea apartment, so he would show up each week to Wednesday read-throughs with these fully formed, immaculate sketches that would freak everyone out.
But a first-time novelist who has just completed an online course in creative writing and likes to work from a VW campervan called Skye perched on the cliffs of the north Cornish coast is in the running for the prestigious award.
Whether you're a freelance writer or designer, a startup entrepreneur, an independent consultant, or even someone who has an office--but just likes to work from home or other spaces to mix things up--you have a certain coworking personality type when you work with others.
We like to work 3D starting from reality, using our real physical bodies first, to then immerse them in "imaginary" 3D worlds.
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