Sherry Taylor

Q: A new survey found that 54% of bosses think this is a red flag regarding their employees?

A: A messy desk

A new survey found 54% of bosses say it’s a red flag when one of their employees’ desks is too messy.  But 10% say they’re suspicious of an employee whose desk is too CLEAN.

They didn’t get into the reasons why, but we’re thinking it could be because a clean desk makes it seem like your workload is too light because you have enough time to constantly straighten up.

And since a messy desk can be linked to creativity, having a clean one could show you’re too uptight and uncreative.

The survey also found 15% of bosses have had an employee hang up something inappropriate in their cubicle.

(PR Newswire)

 

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