[dba-Tech] statistics

Thanks -- it'll make a good comparison. Yes, I realize that some jobs don't 
lend well to remote work, but I used the term developer for a reason --  
that's one of the jobs that you would think would be the easiest to support 
remotely.

A quick check on MS Access developer, found hundreds, but only 10 that 
supported telecommuting, and then in actually reviewing those hits, I found 
that MS Access was a tag-along and not the main skill.

sologig.com is for freelancers and contract workers almost exclusively --  
almost none of them are for telecommuters.

Susan H.


> Hi Susan:
>
> I find it difficult to believe that there is only half a percent of remote
> work available but certain types of jobs dictate on site work support as
> much of my jobs are that.
>
> You may have been looking at the wrong place for remote projects and jobs.
> Check out http://www.guru.com. I have picked up a number of remote job
> opportunities both direct and indirect through this online pimping
> company... I am sure there is a lot more out there.