Taken from Nesc*fe Kickst*rt site on how to decorate work cubicle. I was a little bit excited with the title but after went thru the list, there are no ideas for decorating...more like don't decorate your cubicle at all!
Ideas To Decorate Your Cubicle
We know. Your cubicle may not be of the 5-star comfort and space of your own room, i.e. equipped with a sleek hi-fi set, flat screen computer and a mother to make you snacks. But you are going to spend at least 8 hours a day working in it. Our advice? Make the best out of it and make it your own.
Out with the mess!
The key to projecting a professional image is to look organized. Make sure files are stacked properly, stationeries kept in place and loose papers aren’t strewn all over like a tornado just wiped through. Set aside an hour every month to spring clean your cubicle. Gone are the days where a messy table is a sign of a busy (or hardworking) employee. can be done but the clean effects can only last for 2 days minimum
Leave Mr. Winky at home.
It is nice to have a piece of home brought with you to make things (and life) more comfortable at work. A favourite mug, a photo frame of your loved ones, or a cushion adds a warm touch to an otherwise cold office cubicle. But a whole assortment of soft toys or designer toys on your table is a big no-no! one mr.winky could do no harm rite? at least it keeps smiling even when i'm stressed out
Green for peace.
Keep your décor simple. Try to avoid over-decorating your desk with too many things. A good tip is to place a small potted plant on your table, as having a little green contributes to a serene environment. Feng shui fans might want to avoid cactuses though! my small pot of "grass"plant only survived for a week. felt like i just killed a living thing...so i stick with no little green at the moment.
Lastly, it is a work cubicle. Keep it for work.
Most corporations would appreciate their employees to keep their cubicle for work purposes only, i.e. no painting your nails at the table and leave the PSP at home, please. what about a stress ball?
A clean, organized, comfortable, work area = a happy office.
And a happy office = a happy employee! yayayaya
Ideas To Decorate Your Cubicle
We know. Your cubicle may not be of the 5-star comfort and space of your own room, i.e. equipped with a sleek hi-fi set, flat screen computer and a mother to make you snacks. But you are going to spend at least 8 hours a day working in it. Our advice? Make the best out of it and make it your own.
Out with the mess!
The key to projecting a professional image is to look organized. Make sure files are stacked properly, stationeries kept in place and loose papers aren’t strewn all over like a tornado just wiped through. Set aside an hour every month to spring clean your cubicle. Gone are the days where a messy table is a sign of a busy (or hardworking) employee. can be done but the clean effects can only last for 2 days minimum
Leave Mr. Winky at home.
It is nice to have a piece of home brought with you to make things (and life) more comfortable at work. A favourite mug, a photo frame of your loved ones, or a cushion adds a warm touch to an otherwise cold office cubicle. But a whole assortment of soft toys or designer toys on your table is a big no-no! one mr.winky could do no harm rite? at least it keeps smiling even when i'm stressed out
Green for peace.
Keep your décor simple. Try to avoid over-decorating your desk with too many things. A good tip is to place a small potted plant on your table, as having a little green contributes to a serene environment. Feng shui fans might want to avoid cactuses though! my small pot of "grass"plant only survived for a week. felt like i just killed a living thing...so i stick with no little green at the moment.
Lastly, it is a work cubicle. Keep it for work.
Most corporations would appreciate their employees to keep their cubicle for work purposes only, i.e. no painting your nails at the table and leave the PSP at home, please. what about a stress ball?
A clean, organized, comfortable, work area = a happy office.
And a happy office = a happy employee! yayayaya
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