Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Employees who do personal errands and calls pretty much all day everyday. Why are we paying you again?
I do this on my lunch sometimes. How else am I supposed to get a hold of my doctor's, dentist's, vet's, or other offices that are only open the exact same business hours that I work?
Anonymous wrote:Pooping in the hallways.
Moonwalking on desks.
Singing purple rain in the elevator.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stocking up on huge quantities of food on sale and storing it all in the communal work fridge because it won't fit at home. Then eating other people's food.
Sending out office-wide invitations to renaissance festivals and other assorted new age links.
Discussing your wife's menstraul symptons, especially when she also works at the same company. Ditto for your own intestinal issues or sex life.
Booking a hotel suite for work travel with an opposite sex colleague, walking around in your undershirt, and bringing along a bottle of wine to share.
Running a political campagin out of your office on company time.
Tevas and socks.
Forty year old men calling their dads to figure out how to respond to a minor crisis.
And that's just the beginning of my list. I don't work there anymore.
This is the best list. Cannot believe this stuff!! More!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Blue lace tights. No joke, blue lace tights walked the halls of my firm today with a short black skirt and mid-calf black boots
Maybe you should spend more time working vs. judging the young chicks? Just a thought. What does blue lace bring to the table? Is she smart?
Anonymous wrote:Blue lace tights. No joke, blue lace tights walked the halls of my firm today with a short black skirt and mid-calf black boots
Anonymous wrote:Stocking up on huge quantities of food on sale and storing it all in the communal work fridge because it won't fit at home. Then eating other people's food.
Sending out office-wide invitations to renaissance festivals and other assorted new age links.
Discussing your wife's menstraul symptons, especially when she also works at the same company. Ditto for your own intestinal issues or sex life.
Booking a hotel suite for work travel with an opposite sex colleague, walking around in your undershirt, and bringing along a bottle of wine to share.
Running a political campagin out of your office on company time.
Tevas and socks.
Forty year old men calling their dads to figure out how to respond to a minor crisis.
And that's just the beginning of my list. I don't work there anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Employees who do personal errands and calls pretty much all day everyday. Why are we paying you again?