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Demo: Request a flexible work arrangement

Applies to: Microsoft Office OneNote 2003, Word 2003


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You would like to convince management to let you work from home two days a week. Learn how to make your case for a better work/life balance. It's simple to use Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 to take notes and gather the information that you'll need to build your proposal. Also learn how Microsoft Office Word 2003 can help you develop a powerful proposal to win management's support.

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