A Man’s Desk: What Belongs On It and What Doesn’t

Imagine your desk as a little stage, and your role as the producer makes you choose exactly which image you are going to show to other people. It says a lot about you no matter what statement you want to make. Being an executive halfway through your career path, you have to think carefully about each little detail.

There are a number of items that you have to put on your desk. Monitor arm or stand is a necessity. It will help you to avoid back pains, and additionally, it provides you with some extra space for your keyboard. Choose a mechanical keyboard that clicks nicely. Also, your mouse has to be ergonomic.

Now you are ready to add something that would personalize the space. One framed photo is more than enough because it would be too much if you tried to build your own little temple. Adding a plant to your office seems quite reasonable. Choose the one that is easy to take care of; pothos or snake plant are quite good examples. What you really need here is a proper desk lamp in order to improve your appearance during video calls and protect your eyes from straining. One cup of water or tea is enough.

But the most important thing here is the stuff that you use regularly. Good leather notebook and pen will help you to record any thought that comes to your mind. Also, don’t forget to install wireless charger somewhere on your desk. There should be a place for your AirPods’ case in order to save you time searching for it among your drawers. Keys and wallets also need a separate space.

Finally, there are several things you have to stay away from your desk. Your collection of energy drink cans is better left at home. Stress balls are also unnecessary. You don’t need to clutter your desk with all those unused business cards from 2019. Plastic organizers of different shapes make the space look very cheap. Finally, you don’t have to expose your cable nest and huge surge protector.

This way, your desk is a reflection of your professional mind. It needs to be organized and planned, but still personal enough to look interesting. This is the only part of the office you have full control over.

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