In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you have a small closet, consider looking online for a Murphy desk that drops down and can be folded up when not in use. Otherwise, you can measure your area and place a desk of any kind that fits in the space, including modular designs, classic styles with plenty of drawers and plank desks that will fit plenty of electronic devices. The kind of shelving that you choose is mostly based on what you plan to store in the office, such as documents, books or office supplies. It is a good idea to choose shelving with dividers so that you can separate your projects, just as you do at an office. Try to install shelving as high as you can in your office. You must maximize your storage space, if you want it to be a useful area. Many closet offices can fit 4 or 5 shelf levels from desk level to ceiling. This is especially important if your desk does not come with drawers. Open or file cabinets can store things that you want hidden. Most closet office spaces do not get the benefit of natural light. This means that you should provide overhead light. Install a pendant light, small chandelier, a touch light or expand on the current closet light with a beautiful fixture. You will need to measure the desk before you buy the chair so that you are sure it will fit. Most people do not choose desk chairs because the casters tend to stick out, so choose a chair with a cushion on it or add a pillow for lumbar support. Choose a few accent colors and make the desk into something that reflects your personality. Paint the shelves and/or desk or put up wallpaper before you move your supplies in and buy coordinating office supplies. You can now make last minute adjustments and use your new home office.
Summary: Choose a desk. Use currently installed shelving for organization or install more shelving. Install cabinets in empty spaces on the sides of your desk. Create lighting. Find a chair that is comfortable and fits well into the desk space. Decorate your closet. Place all of your supplies inside your closet.

In business meetings and relationships, you should avoid casual replies and show your sincerity when responding to "thank you." Avoid using casual replies in a business setting. For instance, you should avoid phrases like "no problem," "anytime," and "it's alright" when replying to a client or customer. Use a warm and sincere tone when replying to "thank you." After the meeting, you can send an email or note that expresses appreciation for your business relationship. This will make the other person remember how helpful you were! When replying to "thank you," it is best to offer a response that makes them feel that your relationship with them is special and unique. For instance, you might say, "That's part of the complete commitment to service that you can expect when you do business with me." Try saying, "That's what good business partners do for one another. Thanks for doing business with us." If you know anything about the client, you can personalize the message. For example, you can say, "It is always a pleasure working with you. I hope your big presentation goes well next week." " This is a classic response and keeps things simple. For instance, when a partner says "Thanks for writing the contract," you can simply say, "you are very welcome." When dealing with a customer or client, you want to convey your appreciation for their business. Tell your customer or client, "We appreciate your business." Use a sincere and warm tone. This tells the customer that you are grateful for their business. Reply, "I'm happy to help." This tells the customer that you enjoy your job and are keen to help them. If you are serving a customer in a retail store and they "thank you" for showing them the options for a particular product, you could say, "I'm happy to help."
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One-sentence summary -- Offer sincere replies in a business setting. Make people feel special. Say "You're very welcome. Offer a warm reply to a customer or client.

Q: If freezing lots, use more trays. Sprinkle to about 1/4 of the way in each ice cube hole in the tray. This can work for mixed herb combinations as well as single herb varieties. Don't overfill the cubes or herbs will float away. Note: Some people find it easier to pour in a little water, then add the herbs, then pour in the remaining bit of water. Experiment to see what you prefer. Once frozen, transfer to resealable freezer bags or freezer containers and label and date as appropriate. Leave until needed. To use, simply add one or two cubes to a dish you're cooking at any one time. To help you measure, one ice cube of herbs is worth approximately 15ml/1 tablespoon of chopped herbs.
A: Wash and completely dry an ice cube tray. Chop or dice the herbs up finely. Cover each herb lot with a little water. Freeze the cubes. Place back in the freezer. Use within two months.

Problem: Article: Volunteer to help create sets for your school or local theater company. This will give you your first taste of what it's like to be part of a crew. Lend a hand with as many projects as you can to get more comfortable working under time and budget constraints. You may not be able to actually design sets yourself on your first few productions. However, even tasks like painting backdrops or creating props will offer you a valuable glimpse into what goes into establishing a scene. If your interests lie in film and television, trying getting involved in the production of independent films being made in your area. Spend some time working in a related position as a propmaker's assistant, carpenter, runner. There's typically a lot of coordination between production designers and these other staffers, so pulling double duty can be a good way to pad your resume and familiarize yourself with other aspects of the business. Working on set in another capacity is also a good way to ensure that you're able to make a living, since set designer jobs can sometimes be scarce. Put together a collection of your best work. Your portfolio can include concept art in the form of sketches or computer-aided design printouts, along with photographs of finished work. A well-curated portfolio will act as a visual resume when you offer your services to big studio or theater productions. Having a digital or online portfolio as well as physical samples will make it easier to get more eyes on your work. Be sure to include any special titles or distinctions you've earned along the way, such as an art director credit for an independent film.
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Begin working on small productions. Take on other jobs and responsibilities. Build a portfolio.