Studies have shown that organization improves an individual’s work performance and helps them feel more in control. While most individuals behave differently in certain situations, highly organized individuals share a few common traits, some of which are briefly discussed below:
- Organized individuals write everything down, from marketing ideas to basic to-do lists. This makes it easier for them to continue what they are working on without worrying about forgetting something later on.
- Organization has a reason for most organized people. They attuned to a specific goal which helps them ignore frivolous activities, thus making them more productive.
- Multitasking keeps things moving and makes it easier to complete daily tasks. Instead of getting up multiple times to do multiple things, an organized multitasker will do multiple things during one trip.
- By demonstrating a penchant for planned activities and efficiency, organized individuals are more conscientious than their non-organized peers. They are typically self-disciplined and often orient themselves around achievements.