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Hi my work is very busy and chaotic; I have competing deadlines, about 400 clients and around 100 of these are what I call ‘live’ clients who are demanding my attention. The cases that need urgent action. My difficulty is I’m torn between an A5 or personal. I have read your previous blogs about this but I’m still undecided. I should also point out that I only work 3 days.
ReplyDeleteI use personal Filofax and use it as a quick glance for my weekly meetings and then have a day per page to list reminders, tasks, bring forward notes etc. I also use an A5 filofax for notes and more planning and an A4 hardback notebook to take notes at meetings because I often take notes with the notebook on my lap.
I carry a lot around with me. I have tried to use an a5 as my diary too but there is so much white space.
Is it weird to use a personal filofax in an office?
Any comments gratefully received x
I never minded being the only one with a personal filofax at work for managing deadlines in addition to MS office and meetings but have also used an A5 notebook or organiser for notes and more. That way, I never minded when the PC-system was down or out of reach.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I prefer paper diary and paper maps. I grew up in a town that kept losing its electricity so I could never fully convert to the electronic age 🙂
DeleteYes - recommend you go with whatever you find works best for you.
ReplyDeleteI use a combination of A4 notebook and personal Filofax for work. I am always the first to find an answer when someone needs the phone number of the IT help desk!
Yes, the quick reference never faids away with a neat organiser fan :-)
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