Of the various books that get offered to me for review, the best so far in terms of helpful advice for people working at home has been Undress for Success, by Kate Lister and Tom Harnish.
Late in 2009 I reviewed the book here in a video.
The authors also have a website with many resources for people working at home or thinking about it, and their blog provides regular updates on various matters of interest.
The site has just had a makeover. I encourage you to check it out.
The video embedded in this post is a review of the book Undress for Success, subtitled “The Naked Truth About Making Money at Home”, authors Kate Lister and Tom Harnish, published by Wiley.
I included some information and positive comments about the book in a post here some months ago. At the time I fully intended to do a longer review post fairly soon after that, but each time I went to start that review I was blocked, so to speak, but the thought that I might not do it justice.
In the video review, which is just over 12 minutes, I give my impression of the book and single out some of the features that appealed to me, including its comprehensiveness, realism, thoughtfulness and humor.
I’ve noticed that in the video , where I mention the subtitle of the book I say “from home”, not “at home”. A slip of the tongue which I believe I compensate for adequately in the video where I explain the distinction and why the authors are concentrating on the phenomenon of people working at home.
Undress for Success is a valuable resource for anyone currently working at home, anyone thinking about it, employers, public policy-makers and others. I am indeed impressed.
Have you already been through the book, or at least skimmed it? Please share your thoughts here .
