1. Develop a running project list
At school, you probably had a consistent laundry list of to-do items, from returning library books, to meeting a friend for fro-yo, to finally doing your laundry. At work, creating a tangible list of projects you’ve been assigned can help you manage your time and prioritize assignments.
This can be as easy as making an Excel sheet that includes the name of a given project, relevant notes, the due date, and a column to check off once you’ve completed a task. Then, if you ever need to reference the projects you’ve finished, you have a curated list ready to go.
You might also consider creating a folder that contains copies of all your best work. This can be a portfolio of sorts; if you ever want to show your boss an article you wrote, or apply to another job that requires samples of your work, you have many options to choose from.