With all the lewd emails that float around in any given office on any given day of the work week, it's often hard to say for sure what "safe for work" even means. Network administrators often set stringent guidelines to ensure that everybody gets along just fine, and no eyebrows are raised. With all of this, the urge to put up wallpaper girls to personalize your desktop can seem like a sneaky balancing act between staking claim to your workstation and being cornered in a drab corner of the office, forced to accept the sad state of your 9-5 cage.
Not many of us are apt to test the limits of our corporate bounds, and most of us would rather go through the day unscathed and tip toe through performing our specified tasks like loyal office hounds. This is not really an issue for those who wish to brighten up their cramped corporate cell by throwing up some obscure cars, or very attractive wallpaper girls as a monitor background. Use a filtered image search, get to know and abide by the policies, and you can avoid the hassle of being scorned for being a mischievous digital rebel.
Those geeky looking men and women who go around updating your software, replacing your rusty mice, and policing your internet activity, can be your allies. They too have personalities and will be willing to help you make sure that your favorite actress, wallpaper girl, is right in the realm of safe for work. Those folks are people too, and they have their likes and dislikes. You'll often find that they may even show you other permissible ways to customize your computer, and tips and tricks to make your digital work experience more bearable, dare I say, enjoyable!
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