Tuesday December 16, 2008
An empty whiteboard is a sign of productivity
I’m not normally in the habit of cleaning off my whiteboard right away, but since I’ve started using Russ’s window I feel it would be unneighborly of me to constantly leave it cluttered with my work. As I was erasing it this morning, I mused that a clean whiteboard, like a clean kitchen, is a sign of productivity. This doesn’t hold true for every kind of whiteboard usage, but generally the longer I leave junk up there, the longer before I actually digest and use the information. The idea should be to work out a problem, capture it and move on.
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Matt Donovan
Matt is a Visual Designer at EMC, who hails from a background in photography and videography. He loves communicating. Whether visually or verbally, connecting with people is his passion. In every design, his goal is to understand and be understood by his audience.