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[...] Krause. “Single moms were their easiest targets.” There are two main reasons why home-based business owners are particularly susceptible to scams, according to James Walsh, author of You Can’t [...]

[...] -based negotiating expert and author of Negotiating for Dummies ($20, IDG Books). Home-based business owners who formerly worked at companies where business development specialists handled [...]

[...] There are more than 30 million people with disabilities who can be affected by the design of computer software, according to Mike Paciello, founder and CTO of WebABLE, a Nashua, N.H.-based consulting [...]

[...] For Pam Waterman, a senior technical marketing writer for Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc., a computer software and hardware company located in Cambridge, Mass., she became aware of resentment over her [...]

[...] her husband can take them out of the house–and everything stays organized thanks to her perfect home office furniture. [...]

[...] plan to work from home, how you can be reached, and what work you plan to do from your home office.” Resentment about a teleworker’s schedule is not entirely unfounded, says David [...]

[...] technology that helps them live, learn, and communicate with others. But not every home-based entrepreneur is aware that these technologies can help them communicate with the largest possible [...]

[...] disappears,” says Walsh. In another variation, a shipment of office supplies that the home-based entrepreneur never ordered arrives–along with a bill. When the business owner calls to dispute the [...]

[...] time doing this, get over it or leave the game.” Be Prepared The best way to win at client negotiations is to be fully prepared going in, Donaldson says. Take time to study the client’s [...]

[...] main office. If your colleagues’ resentment festers, it can be the downfall of your telework program, but there are ways to help your office mates accept your work schedule. The Bitter [...]