Staples® 10-Pocket Project Organizer, Each

Comments about Staples® 10-Pocket Project Organizer, Each:

I have been accumulating ideas and plans for remodeling my home to make it wheelchair accessible. This product actually makes organizing ideas easier and quicker. I love the checklist you can write on each page for each subdivision of whatever your project might be. I managed to use all ten sections to pull all my ideas for the remodel in one place. I have pictures as well as measurements of each room I am remodeling. I have samples of the products with color swatches, wall paper samples, curtain material, flooring, etc. You name it and this helps you pull it all together!

Comments about Staples® 10-Pocket Project Organizer, Each:

Have purchased many of these because it makes organizing detailed projects a breeze.

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I love the idea of the organizer, but its applications are limited to things that don't require heavy use and retrieval. It is essentially made up of pieces of thin card stock glued together. That being said, all other elements of the organizer are fantastic. I don't regret buying the one, but I will use it as a guidance for creating the ones I need in the future.

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Very useful

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This is a wonderful, wonderful product.
I have at least 9 or 10 (I am in accounting/responsible for very many different tasks/projects). My senior accountant started using them also (& has just as many). We started our admin assistant on them to organize her projects. You name it - it can organize.
I love them so much I bought several for home - monthly bills, different investments (by individual/company/Section 529, etc)), insurance (also great place to organize all the additionals you get for being a member, makes it easier for your spouse to locate/file a claim), but my best was for my poor organization-challenged middle schooler son. #1-7 - named by class (labelmaker)-direct correlation to the period. No need to think about class priority - just open to the period you ae in - Voila -your homework due that day is right at the top (if the students files correctly-another challenge). The other 3 can be for papers to be signed, papers for parent to be reviewed, etc- your choice. No questioning looks anymore - just "bring me your homework binder & organizer). The 1st time my son whipped it out n his math class, another boy leaned over & asked where he got it. Honestly - they should seriously think about marketing this to middle & high schoolers (a perfect complement to the homework organizer; just need to make it sturdier/heavy plastic?? Love the heavy cardboard but at some point, they start busting the seams (I had to use duct tap to reinforce))- great organizational tool by class (no lost homework lost in the bottomless backpack pit-it's got a home!).Ahhhhh - the joys of organizing (isn't that just pitiful-Ha!Ha!).