First step is to draw the line between work and play with the computer. A dedicated business-only computer will help you keep your office a business atmosphere only. You might also have professionals install additional electrical, phone or cable outlets to accommodate your various office equipment.
Next divide your new office into three sections: the work center, the reference center and the supply center. The work center includes your desk, computer and things that you use on a regular basis. The reference center includes dictionaries, books, binders, etc. Consider placing a small filing cabinet or installing shelves behind your desk for easy access. Lastly, the supply center of your workspace holds all your office supplies. Consider using shoe boxes for holding note cards and other small items and/or jars for keeping pens and pencils to save money on storage solutions.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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