Organize notes for work

Looking for the best way to keep your notes organized for work? We're rounding up some great ideas, including using Evernote, physical notebooks, Apple Notes, Google Keep, and more.

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This weekend marks four whole months of being employed and self employed and it’s taken me about that long to remove all the confidential information out of the photos of my bullet journal so you guys can see it. It took me about three weeks to commit to a work bullet journal and I haven’t looked

We highly recommend using the Bullet Journal Method to keep track of things in a slightly more orderly manner than random post-its or planners that you probably won’t use. If…

My Life Binder is a map of my life and when I open it, I'm able to "point" and say, "I am here." I created this out of the need to have something that gave me a tangible way to measure my progress from Point A (where I am now) to Point B (where I want to be) in all the differ

Taking notes in school is different than taking notes in the professional world. In school you are sitting in a classroom, listening to a teacher and more likely than not, looking at a presentation. You’re expected to be typing or...Read More

How to use Microsoft Word to type College Notes! A step-by-step tutorial to learn how to use Microsoft Word to type organized and efficient college notes on your laptop.

"This grid is sized to be used with colored sticky tabs (not included). Easily track the progress of your to do list by moving the tabs across the grid to the \"In Progress\" or \"Done\" column. Download includes pages titled Family, Work, Health, School, Personal, House and one blank grid. Super simple but very helpful system.I enjoy seeing completed tasks but don't like the look of crossing them out. Plus you can reorder items easily. I usually have these in a three hole binder or pinned…