An office organized

Instead of using another person's definition of the organization, let me ask: How do you want to be organized? When it comes to getting people organized usually get an impression of a clean desk and clear with a document not for him. However, my experience as an ordained ministry need not be an organized office. If you take each piece of paper that comes to your office, your office can be treated but not organized. I think the organization is a relative term. It's all a matter of convenience.

Will be held in an office space for everything and everything is useful. But then you should be able to get hold of the object you need when you need it. And in this respect a little root is ok.

It is not enough that you know where everything is, someone else knows, too. If you are unable to come personally and get something that someone else should be able to do the work for you. And 'where the labels and tags can be very important. Each file must be marked, and everything must be recorded properly. It is not enough, that the name things according to your convenience. The names should make sense to others ..

For every book the man or woman, these are often the traps:

Forgetting appointments

Forgotten Time

Not being able to meet deadlines

Being late for meetings and appointments

Forgotten Names

Forget the numbers

Forgetting to take important documents and things along the

Misplacing objects, etc.

By organizing your office, you can avoid most if not all diseases above. Finally, the time and money saved.

Author's Bio: 

I have a B.A. degree in Psychology and an M.B.A. in Finance and Management.

I also have an NASD series 7 stock broker's license and am associated with a personal financial planning organization.

At present, I am the controller of a medium sized retail company in Buffalo.

I also own a financial consulting company and am currently working with a local law firm and a Mortgage Broker organization.