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The workplace is a natural breeding ground for romance. But are you able to master the challenges of office romance in the workplace? You spend a lot of time with people who have at least one in common with you, and of course you are in the immediate vicinity. If you have a pulse (not to mention hormones), this attractive person at the next desk – or your sweet, powerful boss – might look pretty tempting.

But romance in the workplace is risky. You still have to work in the same work situation when the relationship falters – imagine you want to focus on work while your ex sends an email with poems to a new love at the next desk. Workplace romance is also harder to hide than a celebrity scandal. So be prepared to be the hot topic at the water cooler.

In fact, many companies have very precise guidelines for fraternizing jobs. Not every employer considers love at work a nice thing. Always make sure that you know your official company policies before dipping your toe in the water of love at work.

If Cupid strikes and it is an employee you are attracted to (and who sends you signals), be careful. Even if the company gets a grip on your potential relationship, it&39;s about more than just office gossip. You both have to ask yourself the following questions:

Are you looking for romance or are you just interested in having a closer friendship because you are bored or lonely?

o Who knows that you are both interested in each other? Would your romance make these people uncomfortable? Or make them impair your ability to be discreet?

o How will you agree (in advance) to deal with things when the relationship gets sour?

If you think the risks are acceptable or you just can not control your feelings, do not shout from the rooftops. Office novels should be handled very carefully and quietly. Canoodling employees can make others uncomfortable.

Here are some tips for dealing with the challenges of office romance in the workplace

1. Stay away from your direct boss or subordinates.

While some office connections may be acceptable, acquaintance with the person you report to or with a reporting person is unacceptable.

If you insist on being together, it is wise to change your reporting relationship. You can do this by moving to another department or switching jobs.

2. Continue with caution

You do yourself a favor by slowing things down. Make sure that both parties have the maturity, the judgment and the tact to handle a potentially intense emotional experience in a work environment before the relationship progresses

3. Be discreet.

It is advisable to keep your relationship discreet. But even if you do not choose to keep the matter top secret, expressions of affection in the workplace should be avoided. Never give the impression that you take matters of the heart more seriously than work matters.

Always be on your best behavior, and if you choose to break things, do it as gently as possible. You should never exchange one employee for another.

If you feel lonely, bored, or attracted to someone who could harm your career, consider leaving the office more often and not getting involved in work. The workplace is a place to do business. Outside of your nine to five year life, there are potential new loved ones just waiting to meet you.

With the tips above, you should be able to better master the challenges of office seating in the workplace.

During the 2012 London Olympics, the media is flooded with headlines every second. The Olympics are sure to be the center of attention as they talk, tweet and share most about them over the coming weeks. Millions of people will be watching the games online. It&39;s an exciting time for sports enthusiasts, and while it may come as a surprise, cybercriminals will probably be even more enjoyable. This is not due to the sporting events and the excitement they bring, but to the sheer number of people who bring the games themselves into their world. Sure, as far as we know, the kingfish of all cybercriminals may be the biggest Michael Phelps fan out there. What really interests him, however, is how often he uses the name Michael Phelps and turns the people who are looking for him into another infected machine. For the prisoners of the digital world, the Olympics mean more people have to be victims to get more phishing opportunities. Your jobs have become a lot easier, at least for the next week and a half.

It goes without saying that cybercriminals would not be half as successful if we were not so gullible. At least in part, their success depends directly on how careful we all are. Cybercriminals are less innovators than smart, situational and "trend-setting". They use our curiosity – our basic human need for information. They manipulate the effect that sensational news has on us. They live on our relentless desire to know all the important events that matter to us and the people we love to keep up with. Unfortunately, the Olympics involve a lot of both. They take advantage of the fact that the Web has become an overwhelming part of our social-social engineering mechanism – and they take the opportunity to develop everything needed to get their intellectual property under control.

Phishing is one of the oldest tricks in the book. The simplest explanations are usually cybercriminals who use "trending topics" either by relying on current events (eg, presidential elections, government scandals, sporting events, holidays, celebrity gossip) or completely inventing them (hence the term) "social") engineering). You frame it as if it were a message header, and create a hyperlink to an actually disguised malicious Web site that initiates a drive-by download on access and infects visitors & 39; Computer with malware. Cybercriminals blow up these phishing e-mails and try to tie you up with their baits. They generate web pages on specific topics and insert executable code in them. This can be done in many forms with different types of exploits. And just when we thought we knew what they were doing with these generalized, random emails, they got smarter. Another form of phishing, appropriately called "spear phishing," is the personalized transmission of the message to you. The bad guys research information about you and then customize the email to your interests. Then you have it: a trend theme attack created specifically for you. They use topics that are relevant and likely to be important. We&39;ve seen cybercriminals exploiting a celebrity death, a scandal or even Black Friday to send those phishing emails. They also use what&39;s called "black hat SEO," the dark version of SEO. Cybercriminals will subject their malicious websites to SEO analysis, so they outsmart search engines and move up the sidelines as if they were normal websites to avoid the hassles and inefficiencies associated with e-mail. You even buy keywords to get to the top of search results faster and increase the likelihood that your Google search for Jamaica&39;s Usain Bolt will end up with a virus.

Why do people click on these links? Why did not we get smarter? And what are you looking for? People click on these links because we are naturally looking forward to seeing the latest news or taking advantage of the great special offers, discounts or shocking images they promise. Cybercriminals always use the latest news to lure us into what the strength of this tactic is. We have a natural tendency that makes us engage and be impressed or at least informed, so we have something to discuss. Cybercriminals are looking for information in the hope that they will lead to more information that leads to money. Maybe they can hack and infect your business computer and get rid of all your research and development documents so they can expand their work and do something better for commercialization. Or you have your online banking credentials stored on your computer so they can be penetrated and stolen. You either come to your bank accounts yourself or sell your information on black markets for others to do so. Think about it: they would not do so much hard work if they were not smart, if it did not work, or somehow made them richer in the end. Think of the whole process as a fishing analogy. Once you click on the link, you are a fish that has just been lured, and once the malware has invaded, they start whirring in their rods and picking up all the extras as they feed in your information.

Suffice to say that we are blinded by the sporting achievements of our favorite athletes fighting for the pride of our countries, while cyber criminals are working hard to compete for your information, probably with the use of these hot topics, the Olympics will continue to provide to socialize an attack. As search engines expand their defenses and algorithms to weed out those fake websites, it&39;s important that we protect ourselves as a user, especially now that we are aware of it. There is an anti-phishing software that facilitates safe surfing the Internet. It&39;s difficult to know if you&39;ve clicked on a malicious link until it&39;s too late, but there are tools that can warn you ahead of time. Enjoy London 2012 and access legitimate websites for information on medals, scores and highlights. Do not bite baits!

I&39;m sure we&39;re all in love with Hollywood stars. Since the birth of the film capital of the world, Hollywood, we can not lose sight of these charming people. They can even be called the Royal Family of America, if that&39;s not too cheeky. Unfortunately, falling in love with Hollywood stars is an obsession for some fans. These fans turn their homes into shrines for their favorite stars. Her life is all about an idea – the Hollywood stars.

Hollywood does not try to prevent this ugly situation. In fact, Hollywood does everything to promote this fascination for Hollywood stars. This affects both young and old actors. Even the dead Hollywood stars can not rest in peace, because they are constantly the subject of gossip.

The World Wide Web has information about finding a star or just some rumors about the personal life of the Hollywood star (if the Hollywood star manages to have one). We can say that the Internet promotes this obsession with many people.

You can read on the internet where a Hollywood star lives, where a Hollywood star goes shopping, which nightclub a Hollywood star visits, where a Hollywood star goes to church where a Hollywood star is laid to rest!

The famous sidewalk of Grauman&39;s Chinese Theater is a place where many Hollywood stars have immortalized their hand and foot prints in cement. This is one of the most popular places of obsessed fans for tourism.

Hollywood stars recognize that they have become legendary when asked to leave their footprint in the cement. Hollywood stars like Groucho Marx and John Wayne have preferred to represent their personality with a style feature. Such style features are Groucho Marx&39;s Cigar and John Wayne&39;s Faust.

Travel agencies offer tours through the homes of Hollywood stars. To be honest, I was surprised to hear that some Hollywood stars specialize in scenes of celebrity scandals and deaths. If you wish, you can visit the house where Marilyn Monroe died, Sharon Tate was murdered, and O.J. Simpson was arrested.

I almost feel obliged to add that there are travel agencies that offer visits to Hollywood stars&39; tombs. They provide in-depth information on how to find such celebrities as Jimmy Stewart, Lucille Ball, Spencer Tracy or Gregory Peck.

If you can not find a real Hollywood star or you do not like the idea of ​​visiting a grave, Hollywood offers you wax museums. There are side by side Clint Eastwood and Spider-Man!

Very attractive are the Hollywood stars of the 1940s, 50s and early 60s. This can be explained by the fact that these decades had been a more glamorous time and then the Hollywood stars were compared to royalties.

Hollywood was a completely different world in the past, Hollywood stars were also different. In the 1940s, 50s and early 60s, the Hollywood stars were only part of the studio system, were taken to the studios and protected by them. But even then, scandals broke out. This was a romantic time. This was the time when the wicked wore black and good white hats. This was the time the man stood up when the lady entered the room.