Making the Case
Stay productive on the go with a well-organized briefcase.
You can't take your desk, file cabinet and computer workstation on the road, but you can still stay organized and maintain your productivity. How? Turn your briefcase into a workable, portable office.
- Place manila folders inside your briefcase labeled "To Do," "To File" and "To Read" instead of storing loose papers. Include extra catch-up reading for between appointments.
- Keep a small assortment of office supplies in your briefcase including a small stapler, paper clips, rubber bands, a legal pad, pens, envelopes and even stamps.
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