re: Office baws, do you decorate your office?

Your "I Love Me Wall" is designed to let people know that you have done something in life. That being said, the guy who hangs everything there from his Middle School Perfect Attendance award through his last Employee of the Month certificate, well... that says something about him as well.

A properly crafted wall tells your story. A childhood photo or two, your college diploma, any major accomplishments (military certs or honors) and a couple of tasteful photos from your adult life. Like the one where you are capturing Saddam or next to a giant fish you caught. A tasteful wall also gives someone waiting in your office something to look at. There is nothing as uncomfortable as sitting in someone's office when there isn't a damn thing to look at.

I make it a point to not even have my own stapler.

I can be up and outta there in a heartbeat if either of us decides my presence is not rewarding. Smart upper management takes notice that my office always appears this way. They generally try to avoid pissing me off.

My home office has a few nice LSU paintings and our degrees. My work office has a picture on my desk with my family and that's it.

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Taco Bell has offices?

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I would assume so.

I got a Alec monopoly painting recently it’s pretty ballin

I have kids, so I have a few pictures of the family. I also have three framed wildlife art, and a few awards for tenure at my company. Also a small plant that my wife said rarely needs water that I keep on my desk.

that soccer ball doesn't look regulation size 5.

I have a framed print of the 1861 Forts and Military Posts of the United States, a few photos of my family, a few golf trophies from tournaments that the company paid for me to play in, my diplomas on the wall, and an item that sat on my Grandfather's desk before he retired. Other than that, no need to get crazy.

I have someone who does that. There is a book that comes by with choices of artwork in it, I pick some and the following Monday the new art work is hung.

In my early career days I brought in my own artwork - Terry Redlin prints. Not any more though.