Keeping your office organized is important to your daily productivity at work. Equally as important is the digital side of your business. Odds are good that most of your work is done on your computer, so it’s important to take the time to organize the digital side of your business. Here are some office organizing… Continue Reading »
In your busy work day, keeping up with the multiple tasks, projects, ideas, and collaborators is extremely important. Managing your tasks based on notes on a piece of paper or a myriad of emails in your overflowing inbox is not very efficient, and can be the reason that you miss deadlines or important steps. Here… Continue Reading »
Office organizing can and should extend outside the workplace and into your home office. Whether you work from home full-time or you spend your evenings or weekends getting work done in your home office, keeping your space organized is imperative. Papers can pile up fast, clutter can creep in, and pretty soon you aren’t getting ANY work done… Continue Reading »
Office organizing is the difference between spending precious time searching for documents, supplies, or emails, or being able to find exactly what you are looking for in an efficient manner. That time wasted is time that could have been spent in a more productive way, like working on specific tasks, returning phone calls, and completing important projects. When… Continue Reading »
If you are currently working in a cluttered office, the thought of organizing the entire space is very overwhelming. In addition, finding time on your jam packed calendar to devote to this task can be a challenge. The good news is that you can get started by investing small amounts of time on very specific organizing tasks. As… Continue Reading »
It’s no secret that in today’s digital age most of us are spending the majority of our work days staring at a computer screen. The American Optometric Association is in agreement that today’s office workers are at a higher risk for vision problems. According to this infographic, 65% of Americans experience digital eye strain symptoms such as… Continue Reading »