Every job has its unique quirks. However, some problems are common, no matter what your industry is. Problematic clients. Arrogant coworkers. Inefficient management. Chronic burnout. You name it! And consultant work is no different.
That’s where the popular ‘Consulting Comedy’ social media project comes in. The team running it is all about spreading comedy and ‘workplace chuckles.’ It shares some truly hilarious memes about what it’s like to work as a consultant. It’s very relatable, even if you’re a different sort of professional, because it deals with familiar themes, from burnout to having an awful work-life balance.
Scroll down to check out the funniest pics, and don’t forget to upvote the ones you enjoyed the most.
Bored Panda reached out to the team behind the viral 'Consulting Comedy' project, and the founder of the project was kind enough to answer our questions. You'll find our interview with them below.
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Can we have more stuff like this please ?! It's for a friend at work...
That's science. Hold on, I can actually understand all of those words. So you're right, that's consulting.
French president Macron loves to be a clown. He spent more than 2 billions of public founds to consulting like McKinsey and co. 2 billions 😵🤯 for counseling...
It's crazy how much a title means to people. I've seen so many people just drool over a freaking position title and not even bother about pay. I'll be called whatever floats your boat, just give me the money.
Mmm...this isn't always a bad thing. I consider my colleagues to be my 'work family.' When I was going through chemo a coworker brought me food. She was surprised when I thanked her and said "that's what family does."
Alice, in I Really Hate My Job: "Families don't pay by the hour."
You mean consulting is a tough job ? 🤔 As an ER Nurse in public hospital i would gladly debate that.
One of these has office in the same office building where I work (about 30 different companies/bodies alltogether), you can always tell by their shoes and general appearance when you meet them in the elevator which button would they press :D
Consulting is such b******t... I dont get how stupid you gotta be to pay for incompetence. Could as well ask a fortune teller.
If it's information you're meant to keep confidential, then the onus is on you to do so, not everyone else you decide to tell. I once worked on a criminal investigation where we were under an actual gag order and I had friends and family who pestered me for details and swore they wouldn't tell. I had to point out to them that *I* was responsible for not talking about it and if I didn't, I could go to jail. Keeping it confidential was my job, not theirs.
I have 7 out of 10 from that list without being a consultant….which means I do most of that for way less money 😭
