If I need this piece of paper longer than today or a week, it shouldn’t be just a piece of paper. My goal is always to organize it and do something with it. "It just made sense for me to adopt that product and to use it to its fullest capabilities so I can show other people how to use it," she continued, adding a special word to those with especially messy desks. She said her decision to put the program to use was a no-brainer. It can either be a stepping stone to success or a stumbling block that will always be in your way. Like any business professional, organization is an issue. Much of her career has focused on Microsoft applications. If I’m looking for something, it doesn’t matter where I am or what device I need to look on whether it’s my phone or my computer, my laptop or iPad, I can find that information," she explained.Ĭlark has been helping people learn about technology - computer training, consulting, coaching, and support - for more than 30 years through her business at Mission Computers. It has helped my memory, really, because I could put anything and everything in OneNote. OneNote is just a tremendous time-saver and organizational tool that has saved me a lot of trouble. Work Smarter with Microsoft OneNote was released a month ago and the author said it has already been a popular book so far. It's so good that she just had to write the book about it. Albert tech mentor Connie Clark, she has one solution to the problem: it's a Microsoft program called OneNote. Working smarter means getting organized and staying organized. $29.99 paperback version (or $13.54 for Kindle e-book version)
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