From Library Journal
The authors, business writers (e.g, Finding Your Perfect Work, Tarcher, 1998) and popular hosts of a radio and a TV show, revise and expand this fifth edition of a super resource that responds to the rapidly increasing work-at-home population, estimated at over seven and a half million. Now tightly integrated with Internet resources, the book covers many highly useful topics, including choosing at-home work as a way of life, outfitting and equipping a home office, managing an office and oneself while working at home, and how to price a product or service and sell the home business. The section on legal advice regarding taxes, insurance, liability, and permits is alone worth the purchase for anyone considering or already involved in making a living from home. With increasing access to information via the Internet and rapidly evolving electronic commerce, more people are taking the plunge and leaving the nine-to-five routine. A definite purchase for all libraries, especially public libraries.ADale F. Farris, Groves, TX Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Book Description
Fifth Edition--Revised and Expanded. A new edition of the classic guidebook that started the "Working From Home" revolution.
Paul and Sarah Edwards have completely updated their bestselling home-office guide to meet the needs of today's millions of small-business people.
This comprehensive update of America's premier guide to home-based employment features complete and easy-to-follow advice on:
-- equipping and computerizing the up-to-date home office;
-- funding your venture--and staying out of debt;
-- keeping your work and personal life separate;
-- making cyberspace work for your individual business needs, and much more.
"No home office is complete without a copy of Working From Home." --Bernadette Grey, Home Office Computing
"If I had to choose only one book for my home-office reference shelf, this is the one I would choose. It's thorough, up-to-date, informed by detailed research, user-friendly, and fun to read." --Thomas E. Miller, National Work-at-Home Survey
"No one knows the working-from-home field like Paul and Sarah Edwards." --Gil Gordon, Telecommuting Review
Working from Home: Everything You Need to Know about Living and Working under the Same Roof ANNOTATION
*****MARION--PLEASE DELETE COPY*******Now revised and expanded, this 200,000-copy bestseller presents complete, state-of-the-art guidance for the more than 24 million Americans who work out of their homes. Paul and Sarah Edwards--hailed by Computer Currents as "the gurus of the home office"--show how to select, start, and successfully manage a home-based business.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Fifth Edition--Revised and Expanded. A new edition of the classic guidebook that started the "Working From Home" revolution.
Paul and Sarah Edwards have completely updated their bestselling home-office guide to meet the needs of today's millions of small-business people.
This comprehensive update of America's premier guide to home-based employment features complete and easy-to-follow advice on:
-- equipping and computerizing the up-to-date home office;
-- funding your venture--and staying out of debt;
-- keeping your work and personal life separate;
-- making cyberspace work for your individual business needs, and much more.
"No home office is complete without a copy of Working From Home." --Bernadette Grey, Home Office Computing
"If I had to choose only one book for my home-office reference shelf, this is the one I would choose. It's thorough, up-to-date, informed by detailed research, user-friendly, and fun to read." --Thomas E. Miller, National Work-at-Home Survey
"No one knows the working-from-home field like Paul and Sarah Edwards." --Gil Gordon, Telecommuting Review
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Library Journal
The authors, business writers (e.g, Finding Your Perfect Work, Tarcher, 1998) and popular hosts of a radio and a TV show, revise and expand this fifth edition of a super resource that responds to the rapidly increasing work-at-home population, estimated at over seven and a half million. Now tightly integrated with Internet resources, the book covers many highly useful topics, including choosing at-home work as a way of life, outfitting and equipping a home office, managing an office and oneself while working at home, and how to price a product or service and sell the home business. The section on legal advice regarding taxes, insurance, liability, and permits is alone worth the purchase for anyone considering or already involved in making a living from home. With increasing access to information via the Internet and rapidly evolving electronic commerce, more people are taking the plunge and leaving the nine-to-five routine. A definite purchase for all libraries, especially public libraries.--Dale F. Farris, Groves, TX Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.
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