Work From Home
“I don’t have a dedicated home office, so I’m working wherever I can—my kitchen, bedroom or dining room. Every day, I have to pack things up. Help!”
Master remote working with space-savers designed to keep things contained. Multi-section file folders can serve as "file cabinets" for papers, and then fold up into a compact footprint. Bulky paperwork fits neatly into portable file boxes, where you can tuck away papers out of sight.
Not a filer? Try binders with pocket dividers. They organize documents without requiring a 3-hole punch and don't take up much space.
“With all of the distractions at home, I need help staying focused. Plus, I don’t have access to what I did at the office.”
Taking smart notes and stocking up on the basics is key. Stay focused and productive on conference calls and video meetings with legal pads or notebooks that feature sections for action items and follow-ups. The internet gets spotty and technical difficulties happen, so it's also a good idea to have some tried-and-true solutions like file folders, legal pads and to-do lists handy.
