Telecommute Definition

tĕlĭ-kə-myo͝ot
telecommuted, telecommutes, telecommuting
verb
To use a microcomputer, fax, etc. to perform work in one's home that traditionally has been done in the office.
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Origin of Telecommute

  • From tele- + commute

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Telecommute Sentence Examples

  • In some cases, your boss may be willing to allow you to telecommute.

  • The telecommute policy adopted by AT&T is a good example.

  • Freelance writing in the UK can provide writers all over the world with job opportunities whether they decide to relocate or telecommute.

  • Anyone interested in being considered for a telecommute arrangement was asked to speak to his or her supervisor to see if this would be a workable situation for that position.

  • Most online writing positions can be performed remotely which gives writers the freedom to telecommute and turn in their work from anywhere in the world.

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