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I'm interviewing for a job a few hours away. I would love this job and I'm sure I'd be a great fit. I want to be honest and transparent from the start with them, I want to work from home. My partner is tied up in our city for a specific work-related task for another 3 years and I would hate to just leave.
I want to propose that they let me work from home. I understand they can't automatically trust me, so I would be happy to move there short term,and would be open to traveling once a month to check in with team members at my own expense if necessary. The company is already very remote friendly and they pride themselves in work life balance. I want to convince them from a business standpoint because I am sure my skill and productivity at home can be as beneficial to them as it would be for me. Any thoughts? Is this unreasonable?






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    I'm interviewing for a job a few hours away. I would love this job and I'm sure I'd be a great fit. I want to be honest and transparent from the start with them, I want to work from home. My partner is tied up in our city for a specific work-related task for another 3 years and I would hate to just leave.
    I want to propose that they let me work from home. I understand they can't automatically trust me, so I would be happy to move there short term,and would be open to traveling once a month to check in with team members at my own expense if necessary. The company is already very remote friendly and they pride themselves in work life balance. I want to convince them from a business standpoint because I am sure my skill and productivity at home can be as beneficial to them as it would be for me. Any thoughts? Is this unreasonable?






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      I want to propose that they let me work from home. I understand they can't automatically trust me, so I would be happy to move there short term,and would be open to traveling once a month to check in with team members at my own expense if necessary. The company is already very remote friendly and they pride themselves in work life balance. I want to convince them from a business standpoint because I am sure my skill and productivity at home can be as beneficial to them as it would be for me. Any thoughts? Is this unreasonable?






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      I want to propose that they let me work from home. I understand they can't automatically trust me, so I would be happy to move there short term,and would be open to traveling once a month to check in with team members at my own expense if necessary. The company is already very remote friendly and they pride themselves in work life balance. I want to convince them from a business standpoint because I am sure my skill and productivity at home can be as beneficial to them as it would be for me. Any thoughts? Is this unreasonable?






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