Almost every workday contains a little downtime. You can fill it productively with simple but useful tasks such as these:
Clean your workspace. Chances are you've got some stuff to put away or throw out -- pens, tools, coffee cups, etc. Cleaning during your spare moments will make your workspace more efficient (and you'll get points for clearing away clutter.)
Organize your contacts. Look through your e-mail list and other networking contact. Are any out of date? You'll probably find a few people you should call and touch base with. Checking though the names will make it easier to
keep track of important people.
Review your files. Go through your file cabinet and your computer, looking for anything you can discard or anything that needs your attention. Are file names and labels accurate? Is anything in danger of falling through the cracks? Back up you important computer files so they won't get lost in case of disaster.
Clean your workspace. Chances are you've got some stuff to put away or throw out -- pens, tools, coffee cups, etc. Cleaning during your spare moments will make your workspace more efficient (and you'll get points for clearing away clutter.)
Organize your contacts. Look through your e-mail list and other networking contact. Are any out of date? You'll probably find a few people you should call and touch base with. Checking though the names will make it easier to
keep track of important people.
Review your files. Go through your file cabinet and your computer, looking for anything you can discard or anything that needs your attention. Are file names and labels accurate? Is anything in danger of falling through the cracks? Back up you important computer files so they won't get lost in case of disaster.


