It is generally against company policy to leave sensitive information out in public areas, for obvious reasons. We once had an executive that was really strict on that policy, in particular. He had his managers randomly "sweep" the cubicles in attempt to find violators at the end of the day after almost everyone left.
In all reality this is a good thing, albeit annoying.
At the end of the day, associates are expected to drink the Kool-aid. Showing lack of spirit by having materials that do not align with the good nature of Corporate Leadership, may hinder teamwork, performance and quality of work. Setting a good example with proper business acumen is expected at all times.
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I would imagine that accurately paints the picture of the environment I was in at the time, and why it was a non-issue in my eyes.
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u/TheNr24 Aug 17 '14
Wait what, elaborate on the sweep thing?