...the easiest and most stress-free
way to prepare a winning proposal. From Parent Savvy (page 96),
by Nihara K. Choudhri, Esq.
Pat Katepoo has developed
excellent
templates that you can download and personalize for your
company and job situation... From Working After Retirement for
Dummies (page 226), by Lita Epstein
“One of
the most
effective Ironclad Proposals I've ever seen
was put together by Jaime Duffy, an
advertising salesperson for USA Today...She
discovered a great online resource, a
Web site called WorkOptions.com, where
work-life expert Pat Katepoo offers proposal
templates for a variety of flexible work
arrangements. From This Is How We Do It (page
207), by Carol Evans, CEO and President,
Working Mother magazine
...an
excellent resource...download directly onto your
computer...all you have to do is fill in the
specifics of your situation...Some of the
women in this book swore by this
product...helping them create a professional
proposal and successfully negotiate the work
arrangement they wanted.” From
Flex Appeal
(page 77),
by Jacqueline Foley
...a valuable site for those
considering more flexible employment options...”
From Smart Marriage: Using Your
(Business) Head as Well as Your Heart to Find Wedded Bliss (page 176), by
Allen Parkman
In a review by
Quintessential Careers:
...Katepoo clearly knows her
stuff...[the Telecommuting Proposal Package] is
a huge
time and labor saver with proven results...
...a very useful how-to site...run by Pat Katepoo, who
is widely acknowledged in the United States as a flexible work arrangement
expert... From Job Sharing: Two Heads Are Better Than One
(page 105), by Mary O'Hanlon & Angela Morella of Australia
“One of the best tools I've found...a detailed blueprint to help you negotiate
your proposal...enhance the chances of
your proposal being accepted.” From Work Less, Live More
(page 188),
by Paula Brook
Consultant Pat
Katepoo has thought of everything, put it
into no-nonsense terminology and included an
irresistible business case. Just fill in the blanks.
Susan Seitel, President
WFC Resources
...you'll
find free advice...learn ways to convince your boss you
should telecommute, and many other helpful resources
and
tips.” From The Best Friend's Guide to Maternity
Leave (page 235), by Betty Holcomb
“For help developing flexible
schedules, see
workoptions.com, which has templates
for writing proposals you can submit to the
boss.”
Sue Shellenbarger , The Wall Street Journal,
December 30, 2004, “Re-assess
Your Stress Level And Put Your Life in Balance”