There's no better way to welcome back your coworkers from the holidays, vacation, or that long sales trip than with an office prank. There is no need for pranks to be relegated to April Fool's Day; any day of the year is good for a small joke. A prescription for safe office pranks if often perfect for some fun lighthearted fun and/or well deserved payback.

In this day and age, Technology and the Internet rule, and most people spend their time online browsing, emailing or shopping. Why not try and play a joke on your friends where they spend most of their time…their computers and offices.

Remember, any prank you can easily play on someone could just as easily be used against you as well.

Who Said Writing Backwards Was a Worthless Talent?

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Does your boss have a window in his office?  Have a message you want to share with the company or department?  Grab a dry-erase marker and leave them a note:


  1. Go to the backside or the target window, this is likely the inside of the office with the window.
  2. Write your message backwards in the window, good messages include:

    • @ Dr.'s office having rash examined.
    • @ Job Interview
    • Sleeping, Do Not Disturb!
  3. Go to the opposite side of the window and check your work.
People will not think that the message was written backwards and will attempt to erase it from the front side of the glass.  They will then start to panic when they see the ink is not coming off.  To reduce the amount of errors you make, you might find it easier to write your message on a piece of paper and copy the text from the back side.  Writing backwards does take time to master so practice a bit to make this more convincing.


Some windows are treated with a plastic coating which dry erase markers will adhere to.  Check to ensure the marker is removable before leaving your mark.

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