Shenac's Work at Home By: Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson (1821-1897)
Shenac's Work at Home by Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson offers readers an insightful and comprehensive guide to working from home. With the rising trend of remote work, this book comes as a timely resource for those seeking advice and practical tips to make a successful transition. From the very beginning, Robertson’s approachable writing style immediately engages readers. She strikes a perfect balance between providing clear instructions and sharing personal anecdotes, which creates a captivating narrative throughout the book. This approach makes the content relatable and enhances the reader's understanding of the subject matter. One of the key strengths of Shenac's Work at Home is its thoroughness. Robertson leaves no stone unturned when it comes to addressing the various aspects of working from home. From setting up the workspace to maintaining work-life balance, she covers everything you need to know to create a comfortable and productive work environment. Moreover, she emphasizes the importance of self-discipline, organization, and time management while working remotely, highlighting practical strategies that readers can immediately implement. Another notable aspect of this book is its consideration of various professions and occupations. Robertson offers valuable insights and specific advice for individuals in a wide array of fields. Whether you are an entrepreneur, freelancer, or even someone seeking a remote position with an established company, Shenac's Work at Home caters to different career paths, making it a versatile resource for any remote worker. The book's structure is well organized, allowing readers to easily navigate between topics and find specific information they need. Additionally, Robertson supplements her advice with useful resources such as checklists, templates, and recommended websites or tools. These extra materials not only add value to the content but also contribute to making the book a practical reference guide. The only minor drawback of the book is its focus on individuals who have the freedom to choose their working environment, rather than those who are forced into remote work due to external circumstances. However, considering the author’s intention might have been providing guidance for those entering the remote working world voluntarily, this limitation can be overlooked. Overall, Shenac's Work at Home is an invaluable resource for anyone considering or already engaged in remote work. Margaret M. Robertson's expertise and years of experience are evident in her thorough research and practical suggestions. Her insightful advice combined with an engaging writing style makes this book a must-read for those wanting to navigate the challenges and reap the benefits of working from home. First Page: Shenac's Work at Home By Margaret Murray Robertson SHENAC'S WORK AT HOME BY MARGARET MURRAY ROBERTSON CHAPTER ONE. A long time ago, something very sad happened in one of the districts of Scotland. I cannot tell you how it all came about, but a great many people were obliged to leave their homes where they and their forefathers had lived for many generations. A few scattered themselves through other parts of the country; a few went to the great towns to seek for a livelihood; but by far the greater number made up their minds to leave for ever the land of their birth, and rose in the new, strange world beyond the sea a home for themselves and their children. I could never make you understand what a sorrowful time that was to these poor people, or how much they suffered in going away. For some of the old left children behind them, and some of the young left their parents, or brothers, or sisters; and all left the homes where they had lived through happy years, the kirks where they had worshipped God together, and the kirkyards where lay the dust of the dear ones they had lost. And, besides all this, they knew little of the land to which they were going, and between them and it lay the great ocean, with all its terrors... Continue reading book >>

Shenac's Work at Home By: Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson (1821-1897)

Shenac's Work at Home by Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson offers readers an insightful and comprehensive guide to working from home. With the rising trend of remote work, this book comes as a timely resource for those seeking advice and practical tips to make a successful transition.

From the very beginning, Robertson’s approachable writing style immediately engages readers. She strikes a perfect balance between providing clear instructions and sharing personal anecdotes, which creates a captivating narrative throughout the book. This approach makes the content relatable and enhances the reader's understanding of the subject matter.

One of the key strengths of Shenac's Work at Home is its thoroughness. Robertson leaves no stone unturned when it comes to addressing the various aspects of working from home. From setting up the workspace to maintaining work-life balance, she covers everything you need to know to create a comfortable and productive work environment. Moreover, she emphasizes the importance of self-discipline, organization, and time management while working remotely, highlighting practical strategies that readers can immediately implement.

Another notable aspect of this book is its consideration of various professions and occupations. Robertson offers valuable insights and specific advice for individuals in a wide array of fields. Whether you are an entrepreneur, freelancer, or even someone seeking a remote position with an established company, Shenac's Work at Home caters to different career paths, making it a versatile resource for any remote worker.

The book's structure is well organized, allowing readers to easily navigate between topics and find specific information they need. Additionally, Robertson supplements her advice with useful resources such as checklists, templates, and recommended websites or tools. These extra materials not only add value to the content but also contribute to making the book a practical reference guide.

The only minor drawback of the book is its focus on individuals who have the freedom to choose their working environment, rather than those who are forced into remote work due to external circumstances. However, considering the author’s intention might have been providing guidance for those entering the remote working world voluntarily, this limitation can be overlooked.

Overall, Shenac's Work at Home is an invaluable resource for anyone considering or already engaged in remote work. Margaret M. Robertson's expertise and years of experience are evident in her thorough research and practical suggestions. Her insightful advice combined with an engaging writing style makes this book a must-read for those wanting to navigate the challenges and reap the benefits of working from home.

First Page:

Shenac's Work at Home

By Margaret Murray Robertson

SHENAC'S WORK AT HOME

BY MARGARET MURRAY ROBERTSON

CHAPTER ONE.

A long time ago, something very sad happened in one of the districts of Scotland. I cannot tell you how it all came about, but a great many people were obliged to leave their homes where they and their forefathers had lived for many generations. A few scattered themselves through other parts of the country; a few went to the great towns to seek for a livelihood; but by far the greater number made up their minds to leave for ever the land of their birth, and rose in the new, strange world beyond the sea a home for themselves and their children.

I could never make you understand what a sorrowful time that was to these poor people, or how much they suffered in going away. For some of the old left children behind them, and some of the young left their parents, or brothers, or sisters; and all left the homes where they had lived through happy years, the kirks where they had worshipped God together, and the kirkyards where lay the dust of the dear ones they had lost.

And, besides all this, they knew little of the land to which they were going, and between them and it lay the great ocean, with all its terrors... Continue reading book >>

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