Organize your workspace
- Adopt a clean-desk policy (CDP).
- Create a dedicated space for the incoming things.
- Keep personal items to a minimum.
- Get yourself a sit-stand ergonomic desk. Your desk height should let you place your feet flat on the floor.
- The screen height of your monitor matters most so you are able to keep our neck straight.
- Your keyboard position should be set so the elbows can be at 90 degrees angle to the chest.
- Color yourself productive. Colors influence our moods and consequently, productivity and energy management.
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