How to organize a literature review section effectively

Hello fellow academics, Hope you're all surviving the flood of coffee and never-ending pile of papers. As someone who has spent way too much time wearing down the red ink on their pen marking up research papers, I've noticed that one section where most students struggle is the literature review. Boy, Personally, preach the 'thematically-organized' approach. Begin with broad themes related to your research question and then systematically narrow it down. Start with general trends or theories and then specify various points of view within these themes kind of like going from bird's eye view of forest to inspecting individual trees. It can be tedious but trust me, it will give your research paper the structure and coherence it needs. I was honestly shocked by the quality... Now, shifting gears bit, lately I've been knee-deep in deadlines and frankly could use hand. Can anyone recommend reliable research paper writing service that can deliver under pressure? The experience doesn't have to be mind-blowing, just something decent enough to sail through some tight schedules would do. Anyway, how do you all tackle your literature review sections?

Organizing literature review section can be real headache, can't it?

It keeps things structured and makes it easier to analyze and compare different sources. Have you tried this approach before? It might be good way to integrate theory and practice seamlessly in your research papers.