After spending time out of their offices due to the COVID lockdown, companies that relied heavily on their paper filing systems recognized that it was time to go digital. However, before some could, they needed to first spend time organizing the office filing system. This was the case for my client who is a jewelry… Continue Reading »
“Can you share some really effective home office organizing tips?” As a NYC professional home office organizer, I’m asked this question more frequently these days with so many working from home. Whether you have an entire room as your home office or are using the dining room table, the objective is the same. A dedicated… Continue Reading »
All commercial businesses should be aware of the risks of not shredding your documents once their retention schedule indicates it’s time to do so. As long as you follow these established business practices, you can avoid running into these problems. It Can Lead To Legal Troubles The biggest issues are related to the risks of… Continue Reading »
Providing organizing services without physically being in a client’s home or office has been an alternative approach for longer than the last 3 or 4 months. As a NYC Professional Office Organizer, I typically met with clients in person which I hope to continue doing as appropriate. However, now that we’re living in a COVID-19… Continue Reading »
Many people like myself worked from home before the pandemic made this a necessity. My client, who is an actor and producer, also worked from home prior to the mandates. He needed home office organizing assistance to create better systems for managing his workspace as well as his paperwork and digital files. This was especially… Continue Reading »
The everyone works from home world that we currently live in has not only placed an emphasis on the need to declutter the seldom used desk in your home office but to also organize paperwork and your filing system. I recently worked with a retired executive on organizing paperwork in her personal files and we… Continue Reading »