You’ve got a great looking bulletin board at work. But it’s totally empty.
Now what?
It can be frustrating to figure out how to effectively utilize a bulletin board at work.
And sometimes it feels like you can’t even start working until you figure out what should be on the bulletin board.
It’s like trying to navigate without a map!
And if you are using the bulletin board to help others in the office be informed, motivated and organized, it can be equally frustrating to not know the best ways to utilize it.
Not to worry – I’ve got your back. In this post, I’ll go over some great workplace bulletin board ideas and strategies.
That way, you’ll be able to up your bulletin board game, and then really get to work.
Sound interesting? Keep reading to find out more!
It might seem counter intuitive, but sometimes you’ve got to dig down before you climb out.
Take everything off the board. It’ll help clear your brain out and feel like a fresh reset.
But it’ll also give you a chance to look at the board itself. You don’t want to keep using a board that is in need of replacement. And if it needs some minor repairs, you can take care of that before you put stuff back on.
You can also take a look at the aesthetics of your board. Would it be better served if you put a solid color fabric across the whole thing? Don’t discount the connection between nice aesthetics and productivity!
Now what?
It can be frustrating to figure out how to effectively utilize a bulletin board at work.
And sometimes it feels like you can’t even start working until you figure out what should be on the bulletin board.
It’s like trying to navigate without a map!
And if you are using the bulletin board to help others in the office be informed, motivated and organized, it can be equally frustrating to not know the best ways to utilize it.
Not to worry – I’ve got your back. In this post, I’ll go over some great workplace bulletin board ideas and strategies.
That way, you’ll be able to up your bulletin board game, and then really get to work.
Sound interesting? Keep reading to find out more!
It might seem counter intuitive, but sometimes you’ve got to dig down before you climb out.
Take everything off the board. It’ll help clear your brain out and feel like a fresh reset.
But it’ll also give you a chance to look at the board itself. You don’t want to keep using a board that is in need of replacement. And if it needs some minor repairs, you can take care of that before you put stuff back on.
You can also take a look at the aesthetics of your board. Would it be better served if you put a solid color fabric across the whole thing? Don’t discount the connection between nice aesthetics and productivity!
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