KichwitOffice Sign, 3-in-1 Privacy Sign - IN A MEETING, WELCOME PLEASE KNOCK, OUT OF OFFICE - Black, Plastic, Round, 5 Inch

does the job well and sticks to the door without damage

Now working from home need privacy at times and this is perfect little thing to help me get that peace whilst working

Fell apart in one day - not worth the money at all

This is great for an office setting when it is hard to tell if you can be disrupted. Great quality and I've had it stuck on my door for almost 6 months now, no issues with coming off yet!!! Easy to use and again coworkers love it

It is weird how a small change can make a big impact. I tend to do a lot of teleconferences in my office and walk around the office building. I tend to keep my door unlock so I have had times people would do a quick knock and entry in the middle of a teleconference. Also, when I leave my office (not for the day but to go to another part of the building) I tend to leave my office lights on, which people can see through a small window on the door, and my door lock. I have seen people knock on my door continuously thinking I was in but ignoring them. I would then walk up from behind and ask them if they need help. They would also reply "Oh I thought you were in your office". The only reason I gave it minus 1 star is because once you stick this sign to the door, there is no going back. Over the weeks I had it, I realize there was a better place on my door that it should be placed. However, the tape is so strong that two things will happen. The sign breaks or the sticker removes some of the door paint. Regardless, signs do work.

I use this daily at work! Easy to use, display and people do read

Small, sleek, easy to adhere and sturdy. This will change my production time at the university I teach at. It’s a simple way to ensure my status is seen by students and colleagues. I love the ease of changing my status with the shifting level.

Love this. But one for my office and one for my supervisor. We work in education and many people stop to chat. While it's great for camaraderie, sometimes meetings in which sensitive topics are being discussed are taking place. This is simple yet effective; people check to see what it says and there are fewer interruptions during meetings.