What does your office look like? Is it a mess? Did you know organizational experts believe the state of your desktop says a lot about your personality. A clean, uncluttered desk indicates you’re a well-organized manager. Unfortunately, a lot of people, including myself, are often buried in stacks of papers and files. It’s estimated the […]
January is National Get Organized Month. What does your office look like? Is it a mess? Did you know organizational experts believe the state of your desktop says a lot about your personality. A clean, uncluttered desk indicates you are a well-organized manager. Unfortunately, a lot of people, including myself, are often buried in stacks of papers and files. It’s estimated the average business person wastes over 150 hours a year looking for things. That number can be significantly higher when you consider your virtual desktop – your computer.
There’s something about starting a new year that is invigorating. You have a clean canvass upon which to create a masterpiece. But if you remain mired in your old ways of thinking, instead of a masterpiece you may wind up with a boring copy of years past.
There’s something about starting a new year that’s invigorating. You have a clean canvass upon which to create a masterpiece. But if you remain mired in your old ways of thinking, instead of a masterpiece you may wind up with a boring copy of years past.
Business owners wear multiple hats. We do everything from collecting the cash to taking out the trash. But as your business grows and you begin adding team members, your job function evolves. For employees, you understand the importance of writing job descriptions — or at least you should. Have you ever thought about writing one for yourself?