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Originally posted by elevatedone
Now, does a Messy Desk really mean it's a Busy Desk ?
Originally posted by SpittinCobra
Everyone is diffrent, everyone learns and works diffrently. Just because you do one way, that doesnt make someone else's way wrong.
To each is thier own.
Originally posted by elevatedone
I have a co-worker who lets her desk get out of hand, stacks of files, and papers... you go and ask her for something and evertime, it's dig dig, and then... " I'll have to find that and get back to you"...
her motto : "well, a messy desk is a busy desk".
I don't buy it...
I get twice as much accomplished as she does.... some times , 3 x as much. My desk is always neat and orderly.
I have no stacks of papers - they're all filed away.
No stacks of file folders, they're in the file room or in my filing cabinet.
No clutter...
I keep only a note pad, 3 pens, my planner / calandar, cell phone and my current list of accounts out on my desk during the day.
As I finish a task, that requires the handling of paperwork, files etc, I put them away as soon as I'm finished.
Now, does a Messy Desk really mean it's a Busy Desk ?
[edit on 19-1-2005 by elevatedone]
[edit on 19-1-2005 by elevatedone]
No, it isn't chaos... it's time based archiving!
Originally posted by Banshee
In my case it does, cuz I sure am busy 'round here.
But I prefer to call it controlled chaos.
Yes, I can find anything I'm looking for on my desk at a moment's notice.