Organisational Skills
Effective organizational skills are really helpful in leading a balanced life, coping with the competitive world and proving myself while trying to maintain reduced stress levels.
I must admit that I am only organized to a point. I know where everything is, but it isn’t always neatly filed or sorted. I realize that this is something I need to improve, as things get lost when everything doesn’t have an assigned place. Keeping everything in place improves time management because a lot of time is wasted in searching for things in time of need. Even though I might know where things are, I have to develop a system that would prevent spending time looking for it.
The organizational techniques that I will employ are:
Spatial Organization:
Spatial organization is the process of keeping the physical work space in order. There are different ways that I can organize my physical work area.
• Create a place for everything • Keep the most needed things in easily accessible places • Make folders and files for specific documents.
1. Create a place for everything: I need to assign a particular place for each item. I need to develop the habit of putting everything in its place straight away without delaying it, to minimize the risk of misplacing or losing items. If I put a structure in place for everything, example desk top sorters and filing cabinets, everything will be more organized.
2. Keep the most needed things in easily accessible places: By putting name tags on desktop sorters and cabinets it will be easily accessible, as the names will be very clear. I don’t have to look very long as I will know exactly where it is.
3. Make folders and files for specific documents: By making folders for all the different documents and naming them accordingly, I will know exactly where all my different documents are by just looking for the folder. This will safe on my time management.
Information Organization:
This technique uses various aids
I must admit that I am only organized to a point. I know where everything is, but it isn’t always neatly filed or sorted. I realize that this is something I need to improve, as things get lost when everything doesn’t have an assigned place. Keeping everything in place improves time management because a lot of time is wasted in searching for things in time of need. Even though I might know where things are, I have to develop a system that would prevent spending time looking for it.
The organizational techniques that I will employ are:
Spatial Organization:
Spatial organization is the process of keeping the physical work space in order. There are different ways that I can organize my physical work area.
• Create a place for everything • Keep the most needed things in easily accessible places • Make folders and files for specific documents.
1. Create a place for everything: I need to assign a particular place for each item. I need to develop the habit of putting everything in its place straight away without delaying it, to minimize the risk of misplacing or losing items. If I put a structure in place for everything, example desk top sorters and filing cabinets, everything will be more organized.
2. Keep the most needed things in easily accessible places: By putting name tags on desktop sorters and cabinets it will be easily accessible, as the names will be very clear. I don’t have to look very long as I will know exactly where it is.
3. Make folders and files for specific documents: By making folders for all the different documents and naming them accordingly, I will know exactly where all my different documents are by just looking for the folder. This will safe on my time management.
Information Organization:
This technique uses various aids