How Not to Decorate Your Cubicle at Work
By Candice W., published Sep 19, 2007
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If you have an office job, chances are you have your own work space. It could be a desk, office or cubicle. It's your own space to decorate. What if your workspace is a semi-private cubicle? There are some decorating schemes you'll want to avoid. Here are some things you should not have as part of your cubicle decor:
Wild photos. You shouldn't have over-the-top photos at the office at all, but with the semi-privacy of a cubicle you may feel somewhat safe posting a funny wild picture from your drunken bachelor or bachelorette party. It's one way to remind yourself that you have a life outside of work. Keep those photos at home and find other pictures to enjoy in your cubicle. You never know who will stop by your cubicle for a talk. You could be considered for a big project and displaying over-the-top photos won't help seal the deal. You'll also want to think twice before posting up bathing suit pictures. Even if you are hot.
Gnarly dying plants. We all could use a little green foliage to brighten up our space. Plants provide oxygen which is much needed in stuffy office environments. Water your plants regularly so they stay healthy and vibrant. If you have to go on vacation, ask a coworker to water your plants for you. Take them home if they are barely alive and look awful. You can nurse them back to health at home.
Inappropriate screensavers and wallpapers. Some companies allow you to customize the settings on your computer including changing screensavers and wallpapers. Be careful with the images you choose. Your buddy may have sent latest images of your favorite hottie, but you shouldn't display them on your work computer. Save those photos for your home computer.
Stuff animals and toys. You may want some things in the office to remind you of your children, but their stuff animals and other toys aren't the best decor. Vintage and trendy fun items are ok, especially if you work in a creative atmosphere.
Clutter. It's ok to display a few knick knacks around your cubicle, but don't let your desk get so overwhelmed with stuff it looks cluttered. If you can clear the clutter, you may be more productive which could lead to a promotion.

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