Comments on: Not Safe for Work http://hrlori.com/not-safe-for-work/ Attempting to Unravel the Complex World of California Human Resources Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:46:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Holly http://hrlori.com/not-safe-for-work/#comment-28396 Holly Wed, 30 Jan 2008 03:47:02 +0000 http://hrlori.com/not-safe-for-work/#comment-28396 I am doing a research project about obscenity and censorship confusion and could you recommend any scholarly studies that may be involved with this NSFW phenomenon? This is a great article. I'm not a prude, however, some things are unnecessary in a professional, office setting. Half naked desktops don't improve morale--it objectifies. But anyway, do you know of anyone else studying this by chance? I am doing a research project about obscenity and censorship confusion and could you recommend any scholarly studies that may be involved with this NSFW phenomenon? This is a great article. I’m not a prude, however, some things are unnecessary in a professional, office setting. Half naked desktops don’t improve morale–it objectifies.

But anyway, do you know of anyone else studying this by chance?

]]> By: HR Lori » Blog Archive » Not So Hotmail http://hrlori.com/not-safe-for-work/#comment-8364 HR Lori » Blog Archive » Not So Hotmail Sat, 31 Mar 2007 06:14:32 +0000 http://hrlori.com/not-safe-for-work/#comment-8364 [...] Hotmail doesn’t bother me too much, however you gotta wonder when someone applies for a job with a questionable addy, i.e. hotbabe@, crazymofo@, etc. Again, fine for the personal life, but not so good for a resume (NSFW?). [...] [...] Hotmail doesn’t bother me too much, however you gotta wonder when someone applies for a job with a questionable addy, i.e. hotbabe@, crazymofo@, etc. Again, fine for the personal life, but not so good for a resume (NSFW?). [...]

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