hello there!
a question about design, stemming from an immediate need for sanity: i work in a small & very disorganised print shop. everything—from the computer files to the placement of bindery equipment—needs to be organised so i can maintain some semblance of sanity.
which made me curious about how you doods organise your work space & your work. i've never really thought too much about it, as i had been working for companies that always had well established systems. the only books i could find at the library were cheesy home office interior design jobs. (really, i want to borrow your best ideas, ha!)
a question about design, stemming from an immediate need for sanity: i work in a small & very disorganised print shop. everything—from the computer files to the placement of bindery equipment—needs to be organised so i can maintain some semblance of sanity.
which made me curious about how you doods organise your work space & your work. i've never really thought too much about it, as i had been working for companies that always had well established systems. the only books i could find at the library were cheesy home office interior design jobs. (really, i want to borrow your best ideas, ha!)