office progress board

[Cheryl Smith]

heres one I use Martin

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[Jill Marie Welsh]

:lol1: Cheryl

I just made one for myself on a scrap of dry-erase board.
Lettered it in cut vinyl, and I write the jobs & stuff on it when I remember to.
Love….Jill

[Martin Pearson]

Depends who it’s for Martin and how many people you have working.
I work on my own and use a program called Quickbooks Pro for my accounting, this has everything I need built in so it’s just a case of looking at each of the reports to see which jobs are due and the progress on each job.
Like everything I need to make sure I keep it up to date.

No need for me to have a board at all but the Company down the road which have a few employees have a dry wipe board that they use with different headings to keep track. Customer Name, Job number, due date, progress, awaiting supplies.
Think that’s about all off the top of my head, they had an old board lying about and just made up a suitable vinyl grid to suit.

[Martin Manley]

reassuring to know I’m not the only one with a chaotic system…however i used to work for Fastsigns some years ago and they had a great system that involved a large board with 3 weeks worth of squares, upon which hung poly-pockets with the job sheets in them & everything got moved along every day so no job got overlooked. It worked really well. Any Fastsigners out there give me a clue?
Martin