Creating a virtual desktop for an employee working remotely
I have a person who I want to hire to work remotely a few hours a week for simple jobs like transcribing data from documents into a table.
And now I do not know if it would not be possible to make this person a remote virtual desktop, so that he would connect from his computer in a simple way, log in and start working on the desktop on which Timecamp would be installed.
Will work on such a remote desktop be hindered due to slowdowns on this target screen? Because also if such a person is to get tired because everything is running two per hour, it somewhat loses its point.
If it is possible to successfully arrange such a system, I am looking for a person who would help me embrace it, that is, install it, explain how it works, etc.
Please give me a realistic quote.