As we write this, companies, universities, and startups alike are mandating new and uncharted work from home policies. MIT’s decision to send thousands of undergraduates packing is the top discussion on Hacker News. Nearby Harvard Business School will begin online-only classes, a wild deviation from their century old tradition of face-to-face debate using the case method. I’m writing this from my makeshift home office, in my pajamas, sipping Pike Place Roast (Keurig edition – no need to step outside).
How To Make Wealth
By now we have talked plenty about my 2nd favorite Paul Graham essay, How Not To Die. With the coronavirus disease become more prominent, some people may wonder if it’s worth working from home to avoid getting sick.
Work from Home
Most jobs require you to physically come into the office, but there are some employers who hire remote employees. These workers can get their job done from a computer, easily record their progress, and stay on track with deadlines.
Part Time Jobs at Home
It’s no secret that plenty of full-time workers also have part-time jobs to afford the cost of living. This is incredibly popular in unaffordable areas like New York City. To make the task of working multiple jobs simpler, some people can find part-time gigs online. There are numerous sites for freelancers to book gigs, or some people can get lucky enough with long-term projects.
Editor’s Note: We updated this article to enhance readability.
