This post by guest blogger?Corey Post?appears as part of our series Small Business 500.?
A home office allows you the freedom to tune out the distractions of everyday life and focus on your work. In addition, you can get more done in less time because there is no commute. However, the key to this productivity is organization. It's much better for the bottom line to get that key proposal out, for example, than to hunt for that long missing tax document.?Fortunately, organizing your home office isn't as daunting as it sounds. Follow the 5 tips below and watch your productivity soar:
When you're pressed for time, it's easy to throw your files and papers into one "To Do" pile. Unfortunately, however, this pile often gets persistently bigger, eventually overwhelming your desk, your home office and your ability to maximize productivity.?The first step toward organization is digging into that mass of paperwork and creating smaller piles based upon subject, function, or importance. For example, you could place your proposals in one pile and your tax related items in another.
Source: http://www.waveaccounting.com/blog/
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