Organization

It’s that time of the year again – time to choose your New Year’s Resolutions. Intentions are always high to work out more, eat healthier, spend less money, etc. According to a Nielsen.com article titled This Year’s Top New Year’s Resolution? Fitness!!, some of the top New Year’s resolutions for 2015 were to stay fit and healthy, lose weight, and get organized.

We’ve all heard the saying, “work smarter, not harder”, and with advancements in technology and mobile applications over the past few years, this is now easier than ever. I think every professional should have the following are 4 useful (and free!) apps:

When I joined the HON Marketing team last year, I was completely new to the office furniture world. It didn’t take me long to realize that, the moment you enter this industry, there are certain aspects of your everyday life that are forever changed:

1.  Vacations

As I sat here overwhelmed by my overflowing inbox (as I’m sure yours is as well) thinking there's no way I could ever catch up on all of my e-mails, I knew there had to be a better way! So, after some research and conversations with my coworkers, I came up with 6 great tools and tips for keeping your inbox clean, organized, and current!

Voi^® Credenzas as ancillary seating and media storage

Roll or Fold?  Why not both…many items in your suitcase are best packed rolled. Among these are pants, skirts, collarless shirts, and dresses. Always roll your clothes from the bottom up for the tightest roll and make sure there aren’t any wrinkles or folds along the way.

You’ve heard it before: in the past several months, nearly everything we know about the modern workplace has changed. A large part of the world’s workforce has gone from gathering in busy commercial offices to hunching over laptops at kitchen and dining room tables.

One thing that hasn’t changed is the need to get and keep our workspaces organized, wherever they may be today.

We spoke to Brad Maxwell, Manager, Category Merchandising for The HON Company, about the challenges of staying organized at home and, eventually, back in the office.