Corporate America Joins Home-Based Entrepreneurs In Working From Home

Learn how to organize a home office and maximize productivity and efficiency.

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Deerfield Beach, FL - July, 2002 - There are more than 34 million home office households in the United States today. Everyone from the President of the United States to home-based entrepreneurs has a home office. And this number will continue to grow rapidly as more people turn to home-based businesses and self-employment.

In the corporate sector, companies are finding out that they can save on high overhead costs when employees work at home. In addition, companies have a larger talent pool to choose from as they can select employees from across the country - and these home-based employees can stay in touch through e-mail and cost-saving teleconferencing.

Companies of all types and sizes are also finding out that allowing employees to split time between a corporate office and home office keeps talented workers happy. This is especially ideal for new mothers.

Lisa Kanarek, one of the nations leading home office experts and a regular contributor to national and international publications, has a new book - Organizing Your Home Business - that covers a wide variety of topics on just what the title says.

Setting up an efficient home office, making the most of home office technology, home office filing systems, arranging workspace, making better use of your time, turning your car into a functional office, getting started, buying and storing office supplies, balancing business and personal life under one roof, and more are all covered.

Organizing Your Home Business is published by Made E-Z Products, and can be found at bookstores and online (www.MadeE-Z.com or call (800) 822-4566). The book has a suggested retail price of $14.95.

Made E-Z Products is a leading publisher of self-help books, software, and business and legal forms.