The days of office hell appear to be on the way out. Statistics from the Robert Half International Survey pegged the rate of American telecommuters at almost three percent, aiming to demonstrate that workplaces can benefit from remote staff and flexible working arrangements, even in industries where in-person hours are often used to judge effort and work output.
Are you the type of person who doesn’t deal well with time management? Do you often find it difficult to figure out priorities, and find yourself scrambling to meet deadlines? We all do at some point regarding one thing or another. Working as a designer requires you to be efficient with one’s time; a task that can be quite challenging to many. Don’t fret. There are many tools out there and simple changes that can be made to help us curb these habits.
When you’re new to the game, you’re normally pretty short on startup cash and disposable income. Fortunately, most web startups – particularly service-based online startups – can get by with very little cash for the first few months. As a new designer, it’s unlikely that you’ll have money to spend on a new office or a flash new multi-monitor work setup.
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