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The Ultimate Green Job

Kristen Havens works at her bedroom office Monday at her apartment in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles. In spite of the potential pitfalls, there were almost 14 million Americans telecommuting at least part-time in 2004. (Associated Press photos / The Spokesman-Review)
By D.F. Oliveria daveo@spokesman.com(509) 319-0354
Kristen Havens works at her bedroom office Monday at her apartment in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles. In spite of the potential pitfalls, there were almost 14 million Americans telecommuting at least part-time in 2004. (Associated Press photos / The Spokesman-Review)
Kristen Havens works at her bedroom office Monday at her apartment in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles. In spite of the potential pitfalls, there were almost 14 million Americans telecommuting at least part-time in 2004. (Associated Press photos / The Spokesman-Review)

Kristen Havens works at her bedroom office Monday at her apartment in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles. In spite of the potential pitfalls, there were almost 14 million Americans telecommuting at least part-time in 2004.

Turns out the ultimate green job is telecommuting: http://www.mnn.com/business/green-jobs/blogs/telecommuting-the-ultimate-green-job

Could you do your job from home? If your company offered a telecommuting option would you take advantage of it?

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Huckleberries Online." Read all stories from this blog