1. Manage Your Paperwork
Last but not least, for your home office, you will suddenly have lots of additional papers on hand. Instead of handing the paper over to your boss, or taking it to another department, your employer may expect you to keep records even if they're digital documents. All of this can quickly become a mess if you're not careful. This is why keeping your papers essential and keeping things organized.
Fortunately, managing your papers is easy. Create an organizational system where you plan to place your mail as soon as you get in. When you are ready to organize your mail, you should throw away the trash immediately. If you process personal information for customers, consider buying a paper shredder. Finally, buy a portable accordion file box. You will have an organized collection of documents related to your work, ready to be sent back to your boss.