The remote work wave hit every part of America, and rural communities got swept up right along with the cities. If you’re working from a home office on a county road instead of a corner office downtown, VoIP can be the tool that makes it all feel professional — even when there’s a rooster providing unsolicited background commentary.

Why VoIP Works for Home Offices

When you work remotely, your phone situation usually falls into one of three awkward categories: you give out your personal cell number (and never escape work calls), you forward your office line to your cell (and deal with clunky call transfers), or you just tell people to email you (and hope they do).