Organization at Work
Disorganization at work can put an employee in a precarious position. ADHD could contribute to lost paperwork, missed meetings, poor time management or issues with attention towards tasks. Consider some tips towards organizing your life at work in order to take steps towards correcting these problems.
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Deborah, Health Guide, commented on Taming Hyperactivity During Workplace… That's a great idea. That's something that I definitely do during meetings.
Merely Me, Health Guide, posted Apps to Help You Get Organized When you have ADHD life may seem like a maze to get through. There are so many things to…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered I work for a boss who has the typical… You are welcome. I hope it helps. Let me know how everything all works…
Terry Matlen, ACSW, Health Guide, commented on Tips to Improve Your Work Habits Good luck! Hope the suggestion works! Terry
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