Data Entry is not a lot of fun and takes a level of focus that can produce eye strain, but you wouldn’t have the tangible results without it. Having easily accessible data can help you plan for tomorrow, next week, next month and next year. A good database should be searchable and up to date, … Continue reading Data Entry is Important
Staying Organized at Work
I freely admit I’m a bit OCD. I like to have paper lists and electronic lists. I prefer to keep copies of paperwork for years just in case I might need it again some day. This has been worth it a few times, but really it just leaves a lot of clutter. Unless you have … Continue reading Staying Organized at Work
Returning from Vacation Advice
Memorial Day has come and gone and the annual vacation season is upon us. As I’ve address preparing for vacation in previous posts (Vacation Guilt), I thought it appropriate to discuss the dreaded (or excited) return from relaxation. It seems there are two mind sets for those returning from vacation. One is the “don’t talk … Continue reading Returning from Vacation Advice
Backup Plans are Vital in Life and in the Office
I've found contingency plans to be vital when planning an event, trying to foretell the future and just in life in general. As I indicated in a previous post (here), our office is holding two food related fundraising events this week. I've learned more about how to estimate the amount of food 25 people will … Continue reading Backup Plans are Vital in Life and in the Office
Why Recognizing Your Employees is Important
A little recognition goes a long way, especially in an office setting. By recognizing your employees and co-workers internally, morale can improve and attitudes shift to be more positive. (External recognition is a topic for another time.) I'm not suggesting that you suggest to your boss that you have a party with hats every time … Continue reading Why Recognizing Your Employees is Important