As the holidays come to an end and we begin to prepare for the new year, it’s the perfect time to declutter and organize. Getting your home and office back in order after parties and impromptu gatherings can feel stressful. Taking the time to organize, declutter, and maximize your space are all crucial steps to… Continue Reading »
Do you struggle with the enormous amount of paperwork that collects in your office? This was the case for one of my clients. When the current board of directors for a 41-unit co-op in NYC found that they were frequently spending lots of time looking for important documents and not finding them, they decided a… Continue Reading »
Staying organized during the holiday season is no easy feat! Juggling your workload, holiday preparations, and many holiday parties can be a lot. This month, your NYC Professional Office Organizer is answering your most pressing organizing questions so you can be organized and productive this holiday season! Q: I am very excited to have family… Continue Reading »
I know it’s hard to believe, but a new year is just around the corner! Before we say goodbye to this year, however, there’s some office organizing that needs to be done so we ensure that 2018 starts off on the right foot. Make sure you include this NYC Professional Office Organizer’s strategies in your… Continue Reading »
With the holidays approaching, it’s inevitable that your team will be requesting time off from work. Managing your staff, getting your projects done while also trying to organize your own holiday schedule can be difficult. How will you prepare and ensure that required tasks are still being done? All you need is a plan, and… Continue Reading »
Staying productive at work is on everyone’s to-do list. By utilizing apps and programs designed to help you stay focused and organized at work, you can improve your productivity each day. Here are some of this NYC Professional Office Organizer’s favorite tech tools to boost productivity. Flipboard. If part of your job requires you to… Continue Reading »