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Why You Should Use A Surge Protector (or Backup Battery) in Your Work at Home Office A backup battery can provide the same protection and additional power supply but will also allow you to continue using your computer or any other connected device for a few minutes after a power surge or failure giving you …
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In previous Work at Home Quick Tips (How to Make a Direct Internet Connection and How to Make a Direct Phone Connection), I have explained that work at home jobs often require employees to use direct wired internet and phone connections. Many work at home jobs require that your computer accessories and peripherals be directly …
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Do you have a customer service phone support job that requires you to have a landline? That also means wireless and cordless phones are not allowed because you have to have a wired connection. Wired means that your corded landline telephone must be connected directly to your communication source, which may be a telephone jack …
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Pretty much all work at home jobs and careers require an internet connection. Depending on your geographical location, a decent wireless Wi-Fi connection may be enough to support any tasks that you do online. However, a wireless connection is weakened the further you are from the router. If you have a phone support job, …
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Your kitchen table or that folding table that you got from the garage has served its purpose. Now it may be time to invest in an actual desk. Nothing too fancy or too big, but definitely something that better fits your work at home office needs. Things to consider when shopping for a work at …