Working at home is on the rise. In the US, it's growing by about 7.5% each year. Employees who work at home have reduced absenteeism, save their companies money in real estate costs, and never ever eat your leftovers in the office fridge.

Don't think it's a day of napping, though: it takes organization to stay focused on the job. Be sure to plan your day like one at the office, with specific goals and a lunch break. Steer clear of the TV, chores, phone calls to friends, and other distractions. You're setting a brave example here, not catching up on E!

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