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3 Ways Having An Organized Computer Desktop Filing System Can Help Improve Productivity

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In today’s digital world, people forget that maintaining an organized virtual filing system is every bit as important as keeping a clutter-free desk. Precious time is lost when we cannot immediately lay our hands on what we need.

Creating an intuitive file structure comprised of main folders and subfolders is the best way to digitally store files so that they are easy to find. Let’s explore some other top filing tactics and how they can boost your productivity.

  1. Keep your personal and business files separate

Nowadays, many of us use our PCs and laptops for work and recreation. Start your new and improved document management strategy by creating a clear separation between personal and business files. You will likely find you have vastly more of one file-type (e.g. images, or spreadsheets) in

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