How do you find out if a professor is organized before registering for their class?
Q. I've discovered that whenever I have a professor who does not have his stuff together (papers all over the place, no syllabus, complete disorganization, always tardy), that I never learn anything from him. So now I think teachers who are well organized are the best. What would be the best way to discover whether or not a teacher is organized before I register for their class?
Asked by ihateaccounting - Fri Jul 4 04:39:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Use rate my professor you get at the very least brutally honest reviews of the class. Also just ask around you know people who have had him and such.
Answered by indieisalie - Fri Jul 4 04:47:33 2008

Any tips on how you stay organized within a hectic, ever changing work environment?
Q. I'm a marketing manager who has I have been doing a great job of managing all of my responsibilities in the work day, but would love tips on staying organized. Quick view of my role: Meetings all day, management of various teams for respective projects, launch of marketing/sales tool and the onboarding training, spearheading my team's marketing planning efforts for the upcoming fiscal year. Thanks!
Asked by Nosy Posey - Sun Apr 6 04:09:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This may not be doable in your case, but I try to get to work at least an hour ahead of the rest of my staff. I use this time to organize my day and the daily work schedule into two categories: 1. Work due by end of day 2. Work due by end of week Sometimes, dates or projects will have to move because a more important project will suddenly arise. That's just the nature of our business. But I find that if look at everything that is going on on a daily basis, it's a lot easier to stay on top of things and to identify situations that may jeopardize deadlines or budgets ahead of time. Another thing I do is a maintain a Weekly Production Schedule (produced as an Excel document), which I review with my staff every Monday and Thursday. Monday's… [cont.]
Answered by endorphin_boy415 - Sun Apr 6 15:43:37 2008

Any good tips on how to keep a bedroom organized?
Q. Like the question above, does anybody have any good tips on how to keep a bedrom organized? I a like the average teenager with a completely messy room. I want to cleani tup, and once I do, I want it to stay that way. But it aways gets piled up into a big mess again. So does anybody have any good tips? Nothing about dusting and vacuuming, I got that all down. kprxtyus, I said bedroom, not bathroom.
Asked by The Gal In The Neon Tutu - Sun Nov 9 10:47:20 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. fly-lady.com 5 minutes a day, set the timer. Don't work more than 5 minutes. With your 5 minutes do just one thing: Straighten bookshelf Hang up clothes Change bed linens Put away shoes Wipe off surfaces Vacuum Organize stuff on surfaces... Throw away trash. Just one thing a day for 5 minutes. Try it. The simplest rule of organizing is to find a home for everything and keep it in its place. I know some very messy, organized people. They know exactly where in their mess every item is. If you think about it for a minute, in your room, you have very specific spots that you do certain activities. You tend to be on this side of the room when you get dressed. You tend to be on that side of the room when doing your homework. Look around the… [cont.]
Answered by Cat lover - Sun Nov 9 11:34:56 2008