Talk:E-professional

mAx's comment on merging E Professional with Telecommuting
I personally think from a psychological perspective that it synthesises alot of information - this will ensure that wikipedia maintains its vision to provide sticky knowledge so that users can easily see the interconnected links between different concepts -After all, E-Professionals do not become E-Professionals unless they have some valid insight into what they are doing - and what they are doing is Telecommuting - a trend so inherent in this world. This is up to date information in the bottom line.

Marc's comment on merging E Professional with Telecommuting
Let me strongly disagree with your statement. It is not because you are merging pages that it provides a clearer knowledge map even I would say it is the opposite. Why do you think links exist?

I would suggest that you simply make a link from Telecommuting to E-professional like it is with all other pages otherwise doing what you suggest means that at the end there is a risk of merging all pages into a single one as there are more or less all linked together and it becomes the full mess very soon!

One cannot summarise E-professional as Telecommuting.....that would be like summarising a computer as being a processor!

Kjetil's comment on merging E Professional with Telecommuting
I also disagree with the initial statement. What they are doing is not Telecommuting. Telecommuting in my mind implies that the person telecommuting replaces the daily commute to a central place of work with some type of telecommunication links. This definition is too limiting and biased towards the traditional way of relating work to a place rather than a state of mind. For many e-professionals today, the notion of a "central place of work" makes no sense, since their work is activity- and network-centric rather than dependent of one or more specific locations. Their only concern is availability of a proper network connection, and tools at hand that helps them accomplishing their tasks.

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