Continued has been virtual since the company’s inception in 1999.
As pioneers in the virtual workplace, Continued team members work remotely from home offices across the United States.
This workforce design has allowed the company to grow without geographic limitations, which adds to the talent, expertise, and diversity of the team.
It also allows our employees to shed the constraints of the traditional office setting and spend more time doing what they enjoy outside of work.
“No commute means more time to give yourself, your family, and your overall health and wellness—and that means a less stressful existence.” — Asher Primrose
“Before joining Continued, many of us endured long commutes, worked excessively long hours, or spent too much time away from our families,” said HR director Asher Primrose.
“Joining the Continued team changed that and marked a positive shift in our lives. No commute means more time to give yourself, your family, and your overall health and wellness—and that means a less stressful existence.”
Here’s a peek into some of the Continued team members’ workspaces:
LEFT: Senior communications manager Jennifer Wetzel was one of many Continued team members with kids schooling at home during the pandemic. She converted the closet by her desk into an adjoining workspace for her second grader. RIGHT: Leigha Jansen, Continued’s educational technology director, often works from her lake cabin in Minnesota.
LEFT: Account manager Tiffany Grant joined the Continued team shortly after her daughter, Mackenzie, was born, which allows her to contribute to the education field while also being a more present mother. MIDDLE: Joanne Slater, director of CE administration, always has her golden retriever rescue by her side. She believes that not having to face rush hour traffic has probably added years to her life. RIGHT: Senior graphic designer Megan Kocurek works alongside her dog.
LEFT: Sales marketing coordinator Heidi Proctor commuted three hours a day before joining Continued. Working remotely gives her more time to care for her many rescued or physically challenged animals, including nine rabbits. RIGHT: Copywriter Jordan Kuntz lives and works on the road while traveling the U.S. in an RV.