Posts Tagged ‘Wall Street Journal’
Focus on Filing, Part 2: User-Friendly Filing
In: Paper Management
1 Jun 2007Originally from Matt Baier’s Organizing Works Newsletter, May 2007 FOCUS ON FILING, PART 2: USER-FRIENDLY FILING The AVERAGE executive wastes one hour a day looking for lost or misplaced items. That’s six weeks a year! -The Wall Street Journal Last month I discussed the File Cycle, the lifecycle of a file in four [...]
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