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It’s officially spring, so it’s time to clean out those closets and tidy the kitchen—even if I know some of you are still blanketed in snow.
Remember your workspace, though! Since a lot of you still work from home, it’s critical that your spring cleaning plans include your workspace.
… Exciting things will happen, you hold the key.
Make Zones in Your Workspace
Expert in organization Peter Walsh advises creating zones for the many kinds of work you perform on a regular basis. These include a location to work with your computer, a place for research, and a place to keep your supplies. Naturally, you will need to create very small zones if all you have is a desk in a cubicle, but this approach will still help you keep more organized.
Clear Out the Documents on Your Desk
Get rid of reports you don’t need and sticky notes you never read. To keep the papers you do need orderly, use binders or folders. Keep them off your desk by storing them in a wall file or bookcase.
Only Keep What You Need in Reach
A messy workstation equals a messy mind, right? It’s time to make a list of everything you keep on your desk. Store supplementary materials you don’t use frequently or unnecessary papers in their designated areas away from your workstation.
Create a Paper System You Can Keep Up Daily
When it comes to paperwork, arrange it according to what you must read, take action on, and file. Organizing files with file baskets or color-coded folders can make this procedure go more quickly. To avoid becoming overwhelmed, it’s advised you designate specific days of the week to handle each category of paperwork.
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