It takes a very specific type of individual to work at home with the same efficiency as in an office
Yes, one who knows how to communicate. But you wouldn't want an on-site employee who doesn't communicate, either.
Yes, one who knows how to communicate. But you wouldn't want an on-site employee who doesn't communicate, either.
You don't need to be in person, and many people would surprised how effective teams can be even when they're not in the same room. All it takes is good communication, and by that I mean: 1- good communication technology, like a good net connection and good chat software and good cameras, 2- good use of technology for communication (IM software is not sufficient), and 3- good communication practices (which amounts to: communicate early, communicate often).