Many people are now splitting time between a cubicle and home office.
It can be stressful trying to keep everything organized.
We’ve rounded up some of our favorite supplies
that’ll help hybrid workers stay on top of their tasks and belongings.
Backpacks
The Nomadic's MA-73 3Way Tote Bag is the perfect commuter bag.
It functions as an all-in-one backpack, shoulder bag, and tote.
The main compartment, which fits A4 notebooks and an 11 inch laptop,
is padded for extra protection.
Cushioned front pockets hold smaller important items such as phones or chargers.
A tote bag and backpack in one,
the Sun-Star Delde Tote Backpack packs quite a punch.
To convert it into a backpack, just pull the shoulder straps.
If you prefer to use it as a tote bag, simply tug on the tote handles
and the shoulder straps will retract.
Its main compartment is spacious enough to hold A4 notebooks or a 14 inch laptop.
Several pockets line the interior for additional organization.
It even has a zippered side pocket for quick access to your most-used accessories.
Bag Organizers
You don’t have to worry about losing items in your bag
with the Kokuyo Bizrack Up Bag in Bag.
The case helps you store all your everyday office supplies in one organized place.
It features a main compartment that fits an A4 size notebook or a 14 inch laptop,
and several front pockets for notebooks, pens, and other small accessories.
The case even has a handle on top, allowing you to easily lift it out of a bag or backpack.
If you prefer a horizontal case, consider the Lihit Lab Bag in Bag.
Say goodbye to tangled cords and cables
with the Nakabayashi Digio2 Fix In Gadget Pouch!
The pouch opens wide for easy access
and offers several pockets for storing gadgets separately.
Wide elastic bands in the main compartment securely hold additional items.
Plus, the case is cushioned with soft material to protect delicate devices,
and the outer material is water-repellant.
Pencil Cases
The King Jim Frio Stand Roll Pen Case is a must-have for any hybrid worker.
Not only does it keep your pens compact and organized,
but it also doubles as a handy pen stand for your desk!
Just fold over the top,
and two magnetic snaps will secure the corners to the back of the case.
When you’re finished with work, simply roll it up and you’ll be on your way.
Compact and easy to carry, the Kokuyo Neo Critz WORXUS Pencil Case
unzips into a roomy pouch that fits more pens than you’d think.
The case features interior side pockets perfect for erasers and other small objects,
and a sleeve for sliding in two of your favorite pens.
Because of its unique shape, it can stand upright on a desk,
eliminating the need for a designated pen cup.
All you have to do is zip it back up when it’s time to clock out.
Accessories
The King Jim Oletta Tri-Fold Folder combines convenience and functionality.
At first glance, it looks like a regular folder for storing documents,
but it quickly becomes a protective case that slides easily into a bag or pocket.
Lightweight and sturdy, the folder comfortably holds ten A4 sheets
or smaller sheets like receipts or notes.
It comes in a variety of eye-catching colors.
With Midori To Do List Memo Pads, staying on top of your daily tasks is a breeze.
The pad features smooth, high-quality paper printed with roomy spaces
for listing tasks, filling in due dates, and checking off completed items.
Its slim shape makes it easy to hold in one hand or carry with a planner.
Here are some extra tips for hybrid workers
1. Stay organized by keeping all of your essentials in one case, like a bag organizer.
That way, if you switch bags, you don’t have to worry about forgetting something.
2. Check your work bag the night before you go into the office.
Make sure you have the correct keys or access cards needed to enter the building.
Place your bag next to the door so you can just grab it on your way out.
3. Find out if your employer has a budget for work-from-home setups.
If you can mimic your in-office setup as much as possible,
switching between your cubicle and home will be much more seamless.
4. Keep a virtual calendar and mark the days when you’ll be in the office,
as well as meeting times, and deadlines.
If you work in a team, a project management system is a must.
Find a way to assign tasks, share files, set due dates, and more.
5. A virtual or physical checklist is useful for writing down your tasks for the day
or groceries you need to buy after work.
Of course, we prefer paper checklists as writing things down
will help you remember things better.
Do you have any other tips for hybrid workers?
Let us know in the comments!
You can find all of these products and more at JetPens.com.
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