Professional organizer

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Professional organizers are part of the professional organizing industry which has been developed in order to help individuals and businesses design systems and processes through transferring skills and using organizing principles. Professional organizers aim to help individuals and businesses take control of their surroundings, their time, their paper, and their systems for life by designing custom organizing systems and teaching organizing skills.

One of the main jobs of a professional organizer is to help clients tame the "paper tiger", an excessive and disorganized accumulation of paper in one's home or office.[1]

Professional organizers help redirect paradigms into more useful cross-applications that ensure properly co-sustainable futures for their clients' spaces and processes.

Professional organizers offer a wide variety of services, anywhere from designing a functional closet to organizing a move. For homeowners, a professional organizer might plan and reorganize the space of a room, improve paperwork management, or coach in time-management and goal-setting. In a business setting, professional organizers aim to increase productivity by improving paper-filing, electronic organization and employee time management.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Buck, Claudia (February 3, 2013). "Personal Finance: It's time to tame paper tiger". The Sacramento Bee. Retrieved June 3, 2013. 
  2. ↑ "Our Profession". Retrieved 14 April 2013. 
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