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Organize Your Work Day In No Time

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K.J. McCorry covers everything you need to know about organizing your work day, beginning with deciding how you'd like to spend it. The electronic organizing information is essential--manage Outlook better, organize your email files, use your electronic calendar. Loaded with easy to implement how-to's and easy to understand instruction, this book will help you put things where they belong so you can find them again. It will help you save that useless time spent hunting for things!

With this book, you can form a new organizing habit in 21 days by tackling things in "small chunks".

Best tip: Train your mind to clean up before you move on to another task.

My favorite chapters are "Improving your relationship with Email",
"Creating the Perfect File System" and
"Using your Contact Software to Its Full Potential"

I am going to start with the email chapter and see if i can't get rid of some of these 1,000 emails in my inbox-ughhhh

This book caught my eye because my work style is very disorganized.
My email clutters up, my contacts are not in any categories and I am so tired of dealing with all the paper work by the time 5 p.m. comes that I am too tired to go home and clean anything at all.

I really need this book. I hope I can follow through with all these suggestions.
I have decided to take one chapter a month.

What a great book! Whether you are an organized or disorganized person, you will be able to find useful and practical information in this book. There are so many factors that can affect our workday and this book addresses them. From paper and electronic filing systems to managing e-mail overload, the tips and time savers takes the unmanageable and makes it manageable. If you are looking for an easy to read and easy to implement book that deals with the real day to day issues, I suggest you read this book.

This book is a perfect primer on office organization. K.J. McCorry covers all the essential aspects of daily office procedures in a straightforward and easy to read manner. It's an interesting and fast read from cover to cover, but you can also target specific areas of interest by scanning the comprehensive Table of Contents. The author provides basic concepts, easy instructions, and helpful tips then wraps up each section with a homework-style "to do list". My favorite chapters were "Creating an Electronic File Structure" and "Choosing Software to Manage Contacts". I recommend this book to anyone needing ideas for improving their management of time, tasks, or paperwork.

This book is GREAT! It's as easy to read as the "Dummies" franchise. I have learned a lot about how to organize my workday. Her concepts are logical and easily put to use. I recommend this book to everyone- even people who "think" they are good at organizing!