30 People Share How Work Flexibility Has Changed Their Life for the Better

30 People Share How Work Flexibility Has Changed Their Life for the Better30 People Share How Work Flexibility Has Changed Their Life for the BetterFor some, work flexibility is a want. For others, its a need. And for many, its both. Whichever group you identify with, youd probably agree that a flexible job can be life-changingand usually for the better.To better showcase exactly how work flexibility can positively impact various facets of your life, we looked through dozens of survey responses on the topic fromjob seekers who have had success finding employment through.Below are quotes from 30 people on how work flexibility has changed their lives for the better1. I am able to devote more time to family while also being professionally fulfilled. Having a flexible job permits me to more easily integrate my roles as a mom and professional without having to choose. - Tiffany G., who landed a remote, freelance job as a mental health professional2. I have more privacy and independence. I dont have to deal with office politics. - Denise S., who landed a full-time, remote job as a customer service representative3. I dont think, I know it impacts my life for the better by allowing me to create my own schedule depending on what else is happening in my life. This makes for a less-stressed and happier existence. - Heather P., who landed a remote, freelance job as abehavioral coach4. Being able to take breaks and lunch with my wife is a wonderful new experience for us Gives me more personal time before and after my shift. Saving money on work clothes, lunches, donuts for coworkers, etc. In my 100% telecommuting job I get paid for my drive to work - logging into my computer, reading my email, checking for messages. A lot of the miles I put on my car were driving to/from work. Working at home should extend the life of my car. - Scott B., who landed a full-time, remote job as a customer service representative5. The two flexible jobs that I landed are positively impacting my familys life. I am able to work when I need to and for how long as I need to on a day-to-day basis and yet still care my children. - Lauren L., who landed a part-time, remote job as anonline adjunct instructor6. Having a flexible job makes it possible for me to work full-time without affecting my back injury. - Jennifer K., who landed a full-time, remote sales job7. I will be able to work without worrying about traffic or weather conditions. - Anne G., who landed a remote, freelance job8. I am more efficient with my time now that Im leid constrained to a physical office. - Reed O., who landed a full-time, remote job as a build and release engineer9. I make my own hours and can work from anywhere in the world with an Internet connection. Weve been sight-seeing, hiking, kayaking, checking out national parks, and enjoying time together. - Tovah B., who landed a part-time, remote job as a program manager10. In addition to not having to drive, I have two extra hours each day to spend on things like exercising, relaxing, and reading. - Tanya C., who landed a full-time, remote job as a finance director11. I do not have to worry about the nanny saying that tomorrow they will not be available. - Beth W., who landed a remote, freelance job12. More family time, more focused work time without a long commute. Also, better quality of life due to the freedom. - Asterisk L., who landed a full-time, remote job as asenior UI/UX designer13. I will be location independent so that I can work from home, from abroad, or from anywhere. The goal is to be able to watch my little girl grow up and to be there for her as well. - Cecilia V., who landed a part-time, remote job as a sales associate14. I am much more relaxed than in a cubicle. I think the peace and quiet of my own home allows me to think more creatively and take breaks that help me get the things done I need to around the house and run errands. The flexibility makes it easier to work when Im feeling the most focused and prod uctive. - Alissa M., who landed a full-time, remote job as a social media coordinator15. Save on fuel, better health, better relationships, eating better food, having better life experiencesso many to list. - Samantha K., who landed a remote job as avirtual executive assistant16. I will have more time at home to care for my house and to work on my art. - Jeannette D., who landed a full-time, remote job as a scheduler17. There are very few jobs where I live very small town, rural kind of state. I moved from a large city, and realized that telecommuting jobs would be crucial to making a living. - Lorry F., who landed a part-time, remote job as a writer18. Ive been able to return to something I used to love doing writing. Im able to work on this skill while also maintaining my primary income. I hope to eventually turn this part-time opportunity into a full-time freelance business. - Margaret D., who landed a remote, freelance writing job19. A flexible job allows me to sleep better, tra vel more, workout, and spend more time on myself. Im less stressed every day, so my quality of work is better and my life is more balanced. - Erica T., who landed a full-time, remote job as a marketing manager20. It impacts my life in every conceivable way I am off disability I can work full-time and contribute to society. I do not have to worry about finding someone to drive me to work. I am safe to practice and can continue to utilize 22 years of nursing experience. I am fully insured Even when my legs are hurting or frozen up, it does not stop me from walking across the hallway to my office and sitting down to work. - Tracy S., who landed a full-time, remote job as an RN care manager21. I find that Im more productive because Im able to structure my day more in a way that allows me to do my best work. I am more healthy mentally and physically because I can go on a run or do yoga over lunch, which makes me feel refreshed and ready to do great work. - Jane M., who landed a full-time , remote job22. It will provide me with greater freedom to take care of my family. I have a special needs child, which requires a lot of doctors appointments, and being able to work from home is going to allow me to take the time I need to tend to his medical care. - Jeannine M., who landed a part-time, remote job23. The flexibility it has put my mind at ease, knowing I can provide for my family and also be here to share a snack and then start homework with my daughter. Im also able to make appointments like, cut my hair, in the middle of the day when its less crowded. Second, Ive been able to work fitness into my schedule, something I wasnt as able to do before. I can workout when my schedule allows, and during the day. Im able to get into workout clothes and walk/pace during conference calls, another thing I wasnt able to do in my previous job. Third, it is easier for me to perform more household duties, like starting dinner, throw in a load of laundry, wash a few dishes, etc., because Im here. With a family that has a crazy schedule, this has done wonders for my sanity - Christina M., who landed a full-time, remote job as acompensation delivery analyst24. It allows me to keep growing a new side business that cant betreuung us yet. - Robert B., who landed a part-time, remote sales job25. It gives me the ability to do more social activities in my community. - Lisa B., who landed a full-time, remote job as a nurse26. I homeschool my two children and we are mobile for my husbands career, so any job that required phone work was impossible and I couldnt commit to being in one place for more than a month. For me, a flexible job will significantly impact my life for the better because it will allow me to contribute to my familys bottom line despite frequent moves and a noisy household. - DeeKenna R., who landed a remote, freelance job as a social media evaluator27. I will be able to continue to see my child grow up and not miss the important moments that a long commute would take away from me. - Todd M., who landed a full-time, remote job as an instructional design manager28. I am divorced with two small boys. I also am working on completing a bachelors in computer science. Working from home compliments my life completely. leid having the expense of commuting (including car maintenance and gas) is a blessing. My previous warehouse job had a commute time of two hours per day. - Brittany S., who landed a full-time, remote job as acustomer care senior assistant29. It allows me to pursue a second career as a pastry chef. Many people stay in jobs they hate for years and I was able to leave mine and become self-employed. Its a juggle and difficult at times, but I was made to be self-employed and really helped me to do that. - Meghan G., who landed a remote, freelance job30. I will be able to keep attending school and finish my degree. - Rafael V., who landed a part-time, remote job as a tax specialistAre you ready to change your life with a flex ible job? Check out the thousands of hand-screened remote, freelance, part-time, and full-time jobs on today