Have you ever spent valuable time searching through files trying to find the one document that you need? The key to improving productivity and organizing paperwork in your office is to create file naming conventions that work specifically for your needs. A file naming convention is the system you use for naming your files in… Continue Reading »
Keeping your office paperwork organized is an essential part of staying productive. If you are constantly searching for misplaced files or having to double back and find things needed to complete a project, you are using up crucial time that could otherwise be used to get the work done. A decrease in productivity can mean… Continue Reading »
Organizing paperwork in your office can be a challenge, especially if the piles are overwhelming and you aren’t sure where to start. This month your NYC Professional Office Organizer is answering frequently asked questions about getting your office paperwork organized. Q: I struggle with getting rid of paperwork in my office. How can I feel… Continue Reading »
Creating a filing system is an important part of keeping paperwork organized in your office. No matter what type of system you create, a key piece is utilizing the right storage and tools to get the job done. As you move forward with organizing the paperwork in your workspace, check out these filing options compiled… Continue Reading »
Are you overwhelmed by paperwork? If you head into the office each day and are met by an overflowing pile of files, receipts, and random documents overtaking your desk, then you are probably also struggling with productivity. Meeting deadlines and working efficiently relies on an organized office space where paperwork you need to complete a… Continue Reading »
It’s that time again… tax season is here! Are you ready for it? This NYC Professional Office Organizer is sharing some important steps you can take to get ready for this tax season as well as how to get a jumpstart on next year. WHAT TO DO NOW Start with a list. The first step in… Continue Reading »