Office1000 Blog March Archive

First off we have here tow different kinds of notebooks from Mead Products. The first one is their Five Star Advanced Trend One Subject Notebooks. What separates them from ordinary notebooks is that they are wire-bound, making pulling off sheets very easy. It also comes with index cards for additional notes and plastic dividers inside. The second notebook that comes from Mead is their Five Star Flex Hybrid Notebinder. It is refillable and tearing papers from here is virtually clean as the sheets are bound by detachable rings. This is perfect for official handwritten notes where cleanliness should be observed.

Just be a responsible paper-user and ensure that when you peel pages off, have some other use for them. Store them in one of these file trays for later use. They would make excellent scratch papers.

We have concentrated on these notebooks cleanliness when it comes to pulling off sheets. What is you are environmentally conscious, desiring a paperless society--or simply a techy? Then one of these electric organizers from Sharp will suit you best. It has a good 8 MB of internal memory, good for storing thousands and thousands of lines of text. It also comes with a CDROM software and PC link cable so that transferring notes to your colleagues will be easy.

Regularly visit the Office 1000 blog for the latest note storage items.

First off we have here tow different kinds of notebooks from Mead Products. The first one is their Five Star Advanced Trend One Subject Notebooks. What separates them from ordinary notebooks is that they are wire-bound, making pulling off sheets very easy. It also comes with index cards for additional notes and plastic dividers inside. The second notebook that comes from Mead is their Five Star Flex Hybrid Notebinder. It is refillable and tearing papers from here is virtually clean as the sheets are bound by detachable rings. This is perfect for official handwritten notes where cleanliness should be observed.

Just be a responsible paper-user and ensure that when you peel pages off, have some other use for them. Store them in one of these file trays for later use. They would make excellent scratch papers.

We have concentrated on these notebooks cleanliness when it comes to pulling off sheets. What is you are environmentally conscious, desiring a paperless society--or simply a techy? Then one of these electric organizers from Sharp will suit you best. It has a good 8 MB of internal memory, good for storing thousands and thousands of lines of text. It also comes with a CDROM software and PC link cable so that transferring notes to your colleagues will be easy.

Regularly visit the Office 1000 blog for the latest note storage items.

I sometimes cannot help but think that they play the game just to socialize with other big bosses who really love the game. It's probably a business strategy to know more about your potential partners--or even potential competitors. I somewhat think that it's a way for big bosses to know more about the secrets of the trade, to find out the weaknesses of their opponents in the businesses and eventually dump them. I sometimes think that, by holding down a notebook and golf pencil, expertly swinging a club and making birdies, it shows that you are a master of the trade--WRONG!

Of course, good golfing skills has never been an indicator of superb management prowess. In fact, some of the worst CEOs are so good in gold that they are already addicted to it, forgetting their other commitments. Talk about hasty generalizations. Haha.

Or it's probably because that, even if it's a strategy-filled game, it's a less tiring job that any boss can actually play. I think it would sound dull for anyone not to have a sport to play, but these bosses probably don't like to break a sweat and so they play gold. Besides, there's always the elite CEO club to look forward to...