Business processes exam is tomorrow and it took me forever to get started. Why? Because for this particular course I print out all my notes. And here’s how the paper in my room looks:
That Newsweek magazine is something I used for research in December 2007.
So basically I had to look in 6 places to find all my business processes notes:
- My floor
- My table
- Between a textbook
- My coffee table
- In my laptop bag
- In between my “recycled paper” stack (paper where I used one side but the back is blank). This was where a huge wave of relief washed over me because I thought I lost my notes for good.
I need to get a better filing system. Recommend me one?
Tags: bad filing system, better filing sytem, paper overload, revision time, studying time
April 16, 2008 at 12:22 am |
hey dear (= here’s an amazing two-prong strategy to achieve that “better filing system”:
1) buy real files. floor, table, betweentext, coffeetable, laptopbag and recycled paper stack should NOT serve as files, temporary or not.
2) start a system after accomplishing #1 . cant ‘better’ a system without having one exist in the first place o_O
April 16, 2008 at 3:39 pm |
if you are really discipline, get a file for each module and file your notes every week.
but if not, get a huge box, dump all your notes into them and file them before exams!
messy but at least you know where your notes are. that’s how I file my notes >.<
April 24, 2008 at 11:19 pm |
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