We’ve all seen those cute little signs that read, a cluttered desk is a sign of genius. Here’s a little surprise. The only genius who believes that say is true is the guy making money off selling the cute little signs. The rest of us, I fear, need to have some sense of order and the ability to put our hands on needed materials at our desk without the use of a compass or a shovel. If your ready to start, here’s how to become more organized, a few easy tips to keep your desk organized and enable your to work more efficiently. furniture stores
While the PC has changed the way we use our desks, there are still items that we need. For instance you need a pen or two and maybe a pencil, along with sticky notes and some paperclips. Using heavy three-part holder for these keeps them in reach but eliminates easily knocking them over. Yes, you need note pads, but only keep one on the desktop and the rest in a drawer.
Keep organized by filing things away as soon as you are done with them. Frequently used files need a small file stand to hold them on the desk’s top within easy reach. With more businesses going paperless, it might be a better idea to put the hard file away and just keep a running computer copy on your PC’s desktop instead.
Your phone should be within easy reach. If you’re on it a great deal, a headset can be useful in preventing clutter, since you won’t constantly gravitate to that spot.
You don’t think you need clutter to be a genius on the job. Learning how to become more organized and using these easy tips to keep your desk organized, will make you look productive and responsible, and maybe ready for that promotion, too!
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