Working Remotely TIPS & Ideas

[@absolute3112]

Damn, battery backup, I wouldve never considered that for the home, but youre RIGHT! New to Atlanta, every major thunderstorm, power goes out. You are a rockstar!!! Thank you again.

[@lovedtm]

Thanks brother 🙏

[@KevtechITSupport]

It's been a while. I hope everything okay with you. Good video btw, stay safe out there.

[@learnitfromwilliam]

hello Kev, great to see you in the comments as always. I'm doing great. Hope you are as well.

[@cu806]

He’s back! This man gives legit advice.

[@learnitfromwilliam]

really appreciate that!

[@sijithva]

Thanks brother ✌️

[@learnitfromwilliam]

thanks for watching!

[@gncarnes]

Very nice presentation. At the risk of being a little too critical, "dicipline" should be "discipline" but it doesn't overshadow the advice that you give. Guess the classroom teacher in me is showing out a little bit.

[@learnitfromwilliam]

Dam, that’s the second time I misspell on the board. I’m usually more careful about that. Thanks for the catch and also watching!

[@SamsonCheung]

Add a second monitor to the Home desktop or laptop if possible once the Home Office user is muti-tasking.

[@learnitfromwilliam]

Yep. The most monitors the Better!

[@absolute3112]

Reentering workforce, after 20yrs as Network Engineer, looking for simple (low stress) remote IT, to get me back into swing of things. Any suggestions? Im lost. Infrastructure is my knowledge base. Building , provisioning, for intracompany telcom. Networking : Bridges/switches/ routers... doing network surveillance and maintenance. With no college degree. :( only CCNA from 2002.

[@learnitfromwilliam]

How long were you out of IT.?

[@StefingStan4ev]

Lady, working day and night for my boss requests and I'm about to burnout of his requests. Find time for your self and do some sport, then the IT will come back to you. This is what i found for 10 years IT stuff. Was working from my home and after finished all my boss requests I didn't get from the bed for 5 days. Kind a degradation