Our tiny office (that initially was supposed to be a dining room) is not cutting it. I’m at a loss at how to organize it so we don’t have stuff lying around constantly because it’s too much work to put it away. Those two filing cabinets aren’t nearly enough. I keep looking for ideas but everything is too bulky or expensive. What would you suggest to help keep this room clutter free?
I keep seeing these reels on www.instagram.com that look like this:
Finances don’t make you happy! Meanwhile Elon Musk (video of him laughing).
Then a screenshot of some article “Elon Musk: My new project gives you $2000”.
Then there’s a name of the website, each video features different name, but similarish letters in each. What I’ve come across: jazmex/jamzex/jargex/juzmex. And they prompt you to enter the promo code “Tesla”.
I keep seeing dozens of these reels from both accounts. Obviously they’re up to no good, but I am not sure what the scam is exactly
Couldn’t find any info on this so just wanted to let people know
Hey yall!
After about a month of online training I was finally allowed to be on the line! Yay!
The issue for me is that I’m not a very talkative person. During customer interactions I often get nervous about what to say, how to answer, what to ask them to keep the conversation going and build good relationships with customers?
I struggle with social anxiety, so small talk isn’t something that comes easy to me, even though I am good at the technical part of the job.
So with that said, what are some common situations/questions I may encounter as a teller? What are the good answers in your experience. What do you talk with the customers about to keep your conversation going and to avoid awkward silence? I’m thinking about printing a little card just so when my brain blanks I will have something to start with.
Thanks!!!
Hey all!
Me and my partner have this teeny-tiny kitchen. Moved into this apartment almost 6 months ago, and still don’t know how to organize it. We have all this dry food in cabinets, that’s usually just gets pushed to the back. As a result, we forget what we have in there, and lots of food goes bad. We are both ADHD so we need to see stuff to remember that it exists lol.
What should we do to improve our kitchen? Any new furniture to consider? Some simple systems for our cabinets? The main problem is the food cabinets, but of course if there are more solutions for other things that will end up freeing up more space, I’d greatly appreciate your advice and vision too!
Thanks 😊
Hey there! Thank you all SO much for all the help and advice under my previous post. I will post the link to the original post and the “after” in the 1st comment.
Now I’m struggling to organize our tiny kitchen. There isn’t much storage space, and even less counter space. So everything gets squished in these cabinets. Every time I am trying to get something, everything is falling out. I will include lots of pictures so you get a better idea of the layout!
Should we add some furniture maybe? Or like wall shelves? Or something else that didn’t cross my mind? As always, your help is very appreciated :)