Is it wrong to put pictures of your family on your desk at work? Is it tacky?
144850
No, neither wrong nor tacky.  It helps people feel more comfortable at work and reminds them of those they love.
504492
No, i would not.  i prefer my family to people from work.  I would much rather have the time with my family.  Even if the company is paying for food, transportation, hotel, i would rather not go.  I value my time with my family.  I do not prefer to socialize with people from work.  I already have my own friends that i like.
818624
I love family photos.  Even though you always think you look horrible and you hate getting your pic taken, down the road you love them, it makes you remember things from then and for when you have kids they love looking at them and hearing the memories from what is behind them.  Pictures are the beautiful to share and decorate your home with.  It captures you in that moment and makes you remember those little things in the back of your mind and make you smile.
262368
I used to do the same thing , until an older employee said to me " You know who's fault it is, YOURS." I replied "your right and  I'm going to do something about it now."went out and took care of the problems with the employees and never complained again. As for being in the office with the boss, you have alot pull, that other people don't, because you got his ear all the time, you can plant ideas, good rule of thumb, don't push ideas, just suggest them, like i heard that company A lets their people off on this holiday, etc. and see what happens. most of the time you just have to plant the seed, by saying something and you can watch it grow. another thing you can say is "it seems awful cramped in here, think we could add on , so i could have more space for files, etc..  Always look at the positive side of your situation.
159057
If you like each other's company at the workplace then i don't think there's anything wrong with that.  Now if you're starting to develop feelings for each other then i think you need to tone it down because, remember there's two families involve here and you don't want to ruin either one.
314556
It is fine as long as you are careful about what and how much information you put up on the site. Most people put a lot of information about themselves and they can become targets for the people your Mama warned you about! I use an avatar type picture and I have put very little information about myself up on the site. I primarily use it as a way to keep in touch with my friends around the world and my family around the States. \n\n@--->---
942502
I wouldnt worry about it if I where you althought it might make you furious let her think what she wants it's that type of gossip that might fill her less than fulfilling days so in fact your doing the old lady a favour by giving her something to do, Just as long as you and your hubby are straight in understanding the situation then every thing is cool cause at the end of the day he is your real family,under your roof in your bed is what matters the most of what is though of you.
60975
Rude yes, but illegal, no.  It could be against COMPANY policy.  You may want to check with Human Resources / Personnal.
777384
Well Lola, I think something that your Uncle would find really nice is a collage of your family together in different pictures. You can do this either by cutting the edges with a scrap booking scissors then glue the pics on a poster board or you can buy one of those frames already made to insert the pics into. If you could as your parents for pics of the family in the past that your Uncle remembers, I bet he would really get a kick out of this piece of family memorabilia.
426348
It depends on your purporse for them.  Do you want them for archival purposes, or do you just need an image for short-term?  The ink that is used in almost all home computers is not archival and has a limited life span.\n\nIf you're printing photos of your family, I'd definitely take them to a professional printer.  Also, ultimately, they will cost less by the time you factor in the photo paper and extra ink.
765990
Here's an idea, it's what my husband and I did:  At the reception, have small photo frames (I bought nice, but inexpensive ones at Christmas Tree Shop) with a piece of paper in them.  On the paper it said the guests name, table #, and meal choice.  We did this on the computer, so it would look professional. We looped some ribbon on to the back of the frame, so it can be used as a Christmas tree ornament.   When we sent thank-you's (they arrived shortly before Christmas) we enclosed a picture of us in the card.  This picture was the right size for the frame.  We used the computer to put our names, and wedding date on the photo.   Some people use it as a small frame/decoration,and some use it on their tree.   Everyone seemed to like it, at least it is something everlasting.
471408
work relationships are complicated, they can distract you. if it all goes wrong theres always a pretty high chance you'll end up office gossip. plus alot of companies frown on it so if u do go there, keep it quiet.x
226416
I would get pictures of families having fun, that relate to the activities planned for the fun fair, and use them in each slide.  Fun music in the background would be fun too.  Also, if you have pictures of your co-workers doing silly stuff, a little comic relief is good too.  Slip in a few comics from dilburt might be a nice touch.
1088264
It looks very professional but I'd take the picture of you off the homepage. Not that you're not a cutie LOL but you look very young and potential customers might question your experience. I'm a young professional as well and it's happened to me. Good luck to you!!
746263
You're not going to like this, but I agree with your husband.  My husband works in construction, so there are always people that I know that want a quote or want to get some work done.  I learned to tell the people that I will have to talk to my husband first.  Why?  Because by me suggesting or agreeing on behalf of my husband gives him a task to do, and he feels obligated to do it because it's family or friends.  I learned that it's best not to give him added responsibility without his consent.
916174
what do u mean?? if you mean affair between co-worker , well..it's depend..how bad the situation is. but most of the office has a hidden camera now. don't you think so?? forget it
1149807
The problem with working with family (or those you date or to whom you are married) is that you know the best and worst about them - each of you knows what buttons to push and you all know each others history.  And all of that comes into play when you deal with each other - hidden agendas aren't really hidden, comments mean far more than what can be assumed on its face, old jealousies simmer, unspoken hurts get re-wounded...it is tough, tough ground.  There are also less boundaries among families, and when that translates to the workplace, trouble abounds. \n\nTime to call in a business mediator - easily found on the web - a neutral will be able to take it all in and help the parties find a way to either re-structure the business so that it can work or help them walk away.