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Genuine question: will people actually get offended if they walk past your screen and get a glimpse of an anatomical drawing? Or is it seen as a not-appropriat
by jazoom 8y ago
Genuine question: will people actually get offended if they walk past your screen and get a glimpse of an anatomical drawing?
Or is it seen as a not-appropriate-for-work thing? If so, why not? I'd think more of my colleague for reading this in their lunch break than reading through their Facebook feed. I would be even more impressed if that colleague wasn't a doctor.
- tcbawo 8y agoMaybe not offended, but it's very hard to justify as even remotely work-related. In many companies, their policy is to use their resources for work activity only. It's CYA from multiple angles.
- jazoom 8y agoBut that's nothing to do with the NSFW warning. I purposely included the comment about browsing Facebook to make this more clear.
- tcbawo 8y agoSomeone could be offended if they considered it something other than educational (sexual, religious, political). That's highly subjective, though, which is why most companies have policies to use company resources only for official use. Also, depending on the workplace, some people might get pissed by seeing their coworkers idly browsing the web at work.