Top Tips To Stay Organized At Work!

What other organization tricks would you add to this list?

[joymoodley]

This should be a masterclass session held at every office. Solid tips and advice❤

[CanadianChick]

I turned off my email notifications mid way through the transition to WFH and it was the best thing ever. Highly recommend this.

[samanthahoos]

Lists - My mother taught me to be extremely organized, post its are fabulous reminders, keeping your desk area cleaned is viral, and be reasonable at what you expect to accomplish in your time frame. When I have days off work I want to get caught up on so many projects at home that without a list allows too many things to get forgotten. I have a day planner for work, birthdays, appointments and put post its in to remind myself of yearly or monthly appointments that need to be made so by that month I remember to make those appointments. Take your breaks! I’ve started actually taking my breaks at work and people think I’m slacking off - but I work with a variety of personalities for customers/staff that need me to be mentally rested. Thank you! 😊

[lumiere]

A cluttered desk = a Cluttered mind. Spend the time necessary to clean your desk. The space is going to function better, and you're gonna be able to see the things that you need when you need them. As an executive assistant clearing up your space has major benefits: It can improve mental health and keep the team more organized in the long term.

[richardc-exrt]

I use One Note for daily action list. I mark items as “completed” when finished and move the incomplete ones to the next day.

[cbw]

Listening to you while logging on to work.... Needed this. Happy Monday!

[banan]

Thank you for the video! I don't remember the last time when I saw a video about staying organized that wouldn't have an unnecessarily long intro. And yours was straight to the point, focused on the topic all the time, no bullshit, thank you!

[feliciawilliams]

Thanks for the great advice. These are wonderful tips for remote workers 😊

[Qartoffeln]

These words are loaded with some necessary common sense. Thanks!

[JTLand]

great info and super fun shorts! your channel makes youtube a better place. thank you

[papri]

Thank you! I never thought of dividing tasks in smaller steps😢

[lyndaster]

good lord, I was just a chaos monster. Listen to this woman!!

[nazila]

Great video. Breaking down the work items to the steps works wonders, not to feel overwhelmed and stressed by the big tasks on hand.

[hannahf]

Really helpful advice, thank you! I am definitely guilty of setting unrealistic number of tasks on my daily to-do list.

[hammerandspoons]

Yes! I'm a big fan of setting time aside for emails "catch up with messages". This is very important to maintain your focus on the task you are working on. I found that if I start reading emails, it distracts me. I'll start answering the email, and then that leads to another, and then I start working on a new request, and then OMG, where was I, what was I working on? 🤔

[suhail]

Thank you so much for tips.
Amazing.
I’m so lucky I watched this video.
You literally covered everything.

[pmichael]

Great advice to switch off the emails. They are productivity destroyers. 99.9% of people are rubbish at multi-tasking. Working at a consistent pace delivers results. Not panic working and flapping about. Many managers don't understand people who work at the same speed all the time, but they get things done!

[dogburrito]

Time blocking = blocking your procrastinating co-workers and boss from being a time suck

[umchileanywaysso]

Awesome video. All great tips with relatable examples to learn from. Thanks haley

[RobynLouise]

This was very good and the decluttering for me is the first step that I need to do, thank you.