tele·com·mute [ˌtelɪkəˈmju:t, америк. ˈtelɪ-] ГЛ. неперех.
- telecommute
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| I | have | telecommuted |
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Most sales engineers telecommute or spend a limited amount of time in the office.
en.wikipedia.org It's still much better to walk, cycling, take public transit or telecommute.
www.treehugger.com More and more companies are letting employees telecommute, or work remotely.
www.nj.com Municipal broadband also allows companies to recruit new employees who can telecommute without physically relocating.
en.wikipedia.org However, the same study showed that only 7 percent of technology workers actually did telecommute, and they were mostly consultants.
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