The Work-At-Home Sourcebook: How to Find "At Home" Work That's Right for You

by Lynie Arden

Book by Arden, Lynie

166 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[Pam]

This is an excellent book. I have read numerous books on this topic that really provided me with little information, so was prepared be disappointed. This book was a very pleasant surprise. It is loaded with ideas for the entrepreneur who wants to start a business from home. It provides options in a topical manner and includes franchises as well as businesses that could be started for less than $50. This is the best book I have read on this topic and would highly recommend it to anyone who is thinking about starting a business. It will serve as an excellent boost to get them moving...

[Jennifer]

I was writing an article and got this book for the references in it. It really offers a variety of legitimate jobs for people to do while working from home and making money.

If you want to build your own business, it takes hard work and discipline for about three years, this book doesn't really get into the business side either. Its merit is in the fact that it offers anyone with any skills places to market themselves while working at home. I highly recommend it.

[Lynette]

Very specific!

[Deedra]

I think this book is great for people looking for a job they can do at home. In the state I live in there where only 9 resources, but all the other states had several. I liked how it told you where you can apply and the requirements into each job. Tons of places I didn't know even had jobs for people to do at home. Easy read.

[Vicki]

I read the 7th Addition and found it to be a little outdated and many of the businesses didn't pertain to all states. It is a good starting point for someone looking for ideas, but at this time, was not very helpful in my case.

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