Trainers Warehouse Deskmate Plus - Office Desk Accessories | 24 Signs to Discourage (or Invite) Distractions | Signs for Office - Sturdy Calendar-Style Stands 5"H x 7"W

Overall great for the purpose, good quality. Stand is sturdy. I'm in a cubicle farm with tall walls, so I wanted my coworkers to be able to see when I'm in, or busy, or on a call, or need focus. Notably it is missing "Gone for the day" and the OOO sign is missing a place to put a return date. Also don't have an "IN" sign-- "Welcome!" seems more like a receptionist and "Let's chat!" is definitely wrong for just indicating you are here. It does have a "dry erase" page for you to write your own message, so I guess you could do it there. Some of the messages are either unclear or aren't quite perfect for a very professional office. For example, the yoga person image on the soothing background makes me think the status is relaxed and open for visits, but the wording is "don't ruin my focus"-- I think from across the room it would be misunderstood. And the "L8R" message in yellow and black is pretty forceful-- inappropriate in a formal office. But, I'm able to indicate when I'm on a call, DND, OOO, or at lunch, so I'm happy. I use the "I'm here somewhere" page more than I expected, for body breaks and when I'm heating up my lunch.

I recently got a promotion, and there are no offices left for me to move into, so I'm still stuck at my cubicle.I've made attempts to print and post multiple gently worded signs in my workspace to discourage distractions.Nothing worked - they were noticed, but ignored.This sign set works so wonderfully - the design is concise and while most of the messages are a liiiittle too snarky for my workplace, I can use a good 5 or 6 to convey just what I need to.

StoryIt's common courtesy at my work place to place a sign when you go on break. I used a very simple piece of paper I printed to display when I'm off to lunch. One day I decided I would look for a sign that's a bit more professional looking, and stumbled across this. I really didn't think I would end up getting something that has so many signs, but there was an appeal to having them for when I was available, away or on break.Strengths+ Has signs for when your (Available, away, busy, on vacation)+ I'm out sign is great for allowing co-workers some way to contact you while your away while also informing them of when you will return+ Alot of variety in signs that have their own visual appeal+ Some of the signs can be really funnyWeaknesses- The signs are on the small side (Would be great if each sign was size of a normal piece of paper)- Some of the signs are a tad too unprofessional to use unfortunately (Don't go away mad, just go away being one example)ConclusionOverall, it's a pretty good sign for the desk, while there is room for improvement especially in the size department, I'm quite happy with it. So are my co-workers, since they know when I'm able to help them with any problems they are having.

I got this for my boss because she kept making "do not disturb" signs with folded scrap paper and it was driving me nuts. She loves all the options and uses just about all of them(except for the slightly cheekier ones that might get her in trouble with upper management. 😆)

This is a great gift for a sarcastic coworker.

I love the pre-made options but also that it gives you space to add your own. I have a couple of post-it notes I use to add more detail or instructions of how to contact me if I’m not at my desk. Great purchase!

Everybody that passes my desk comments on this & asks where I got it. I love it!

EVERYONE at work loves my desktop office sign. Even my VP. (There are a couple I don't use - unless it's a special holiday - like Halloween or something. My job would not approve of the "Don't go away mad, just go away" sign...although I've wanted to use it MANY times.) This sign does come in handy - A LOT. My supervisors, managers, staff, and officers comment on it a lot - they appreciate that they know if I'm "focusing" or out at lunch/breakfast ("Back Soon") and the blank one I just throw a post it on there to say where I'm at (In a Meeting in Conference Room 2A). If you're running around getting stuff done (as an Administrative Specialist I do that a lot) I flip it to "I'm here...somewhere." just to let people know I'm in the office - just not at my desk. Other admins in the organization have purchased this same one after seeing how well it works for me! I highly recommend it for that person who gets a lot of people coming up to their desk.