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As long as you're not standing behind someone for too long staring, and you're not watching their keyboard as they type passwords, I don't see a problem with lo
by scaryclam 9y ago
As long as you're not standing behind someone for too long staring, and you're not watching their keyboard as they type passwords, I don't see a problem with looking at someone else's screen as you pass by.
IME, the people who have a problem with it are either 1) doing work that shouldn't be on an outward facing screen (for example, working with sensitive data) 2) doing things they probably shouldn't be doing or 3) people who are a bit sensitive that they think everyone's thinking that they're a 2 if they happen to be reading HN in their break time :)