Working from a home office comes with many advantages, but it also has its fair share of challenges. One such challenge is organizing paperwork. Juggling both business documents and personal documents can be a struggle, especially in a shared space. Having a system in place to deal with the business and personal documents is a… Continue Reading »
Keeping the paper clutter at bay in your office is no small feat. With so many paper organizing products available to you, where do you start? Here are this NYC Professional Office Organizer’s favorite products to help you get your office documents and files organized. Label maker. This is a must have when organizing your… Continue Reading »
Are you struggling with organizing paperwork in your office? It’s a common challenge, and one I’m often asked about. Creating systems and strategies for managing your paperwork will directly impact your productivity. This month your NYC Professional Office Organizer is answering frequently asked questions related to controlling the paper piles. Q: I save every single… Continue Reading »
What do you do when it comes to the paper organizing tasks in your office? Do you tackle them head on or do you avoid the piles until you need to find an important document? For many people, it’s the later. This means stacks of unsorted documents collect on your desk creating a cluttered appearance… Continue Reading »
How much paper are you using each day in your office? According to the EPA, the average office worker uses 10,000 sheets of paper each year. It’s no wonder that many offices are exploring how to go paperless. But where do you start? You need a plan to organize the paperwork in your office and… Continue Reading »
The key to keeping your office organized all year long is to create an organizing plan for your workspace. Decide what tasks need to be done, how often, and then schedule those tasks into your calendar. By creating a plan that you can follow, you’ll limit the clutter build-up and increase your productivity and efficiency…. Continue Reading »