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If you liked our collection of work stress humor, you'll probably love this Instagram account, too.
Aptly titled “YourDayAtWork,” this Instagram account also shares jokes about the misery of having to work our lives away. Just not in the soul-crushing way that makes you want to run into a wall; no, the funny memes about work stress here are more light-hearted.
Think of Sisyphus, who acknowledges the futility of his task to push a boulder up a mountain just for it to roll down. Since Sisyphus understands the certainty of his fate, he is freed to realize the absurdity of the situation and to reach a state of contented acceptance.
Now, imagine if he had an Instagram account. That's pretty much what “YourDayAtWork” and the funny work memes about stress it shares looks like!
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DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago
Those ideas will pop at 2 am, or in the shower and go *poof!* when you need them
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Dawn Marie 3 years ago
This is me every morning before going to work. What am I going to screw up and get yelled at for today?
Frank Hassler 3 years ago
Works both ways. Your boss is afraid you're going to quit every time you ask to speak to them privately.
Shelby Jackson 3 years ago
My last job. Every single time a manager came up to me or called me upstairs. I'd walk up and say "what did I do now"
Bettie-Jean Neal 3 years ago
My old boss knew my fear and every time he'd yell for me to come in his office there would be a pause and then he'd yell, "no, you're not getting fired." Loved him for that.
Motivation and Fear: What’s The Connection?
Maybe you, too, are having these feelings and thoughts while scrolling through these funny work memes about stress. Maybe it was some event that triggered them inside you, or maybe it has been a slow and gradual process, but now you find yourself with very little of the motivation you used to have for your work and career. And it’s a tricky spot to be in.
Sometimes, even admitting that you relate to such stress funny quotes about work feels like exposing a secret, as our culture values drive and ambition.
However, according to career change expert Sara Young Wang, what we call motivation can actually be a harmful concept. And you losing it can be an opportunity to see this and open the door for change. “There is something else much more sane, sustainable and nourishing to orient one’s life; a real motivation that isn’t even motivation at all,” she wrote in Forbes.
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Eppe 3 years ago
And you've been warning everyone this was about to happen and no-one listened.
Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 2 years ago
you have an advantage here. You can quit before things reach critical mass. Document and date your warnings. Then get the f outta there
Juliette Deroulede 3 years ago
Yup. Me and My co-worker out on the daycare playground staring in horror at the giant mud holes and the kids running around in them because no one will actually fill in the stupid holes...
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
You must be a parent. Sometimes the child has to try and fail before they figure it out or ask for help.
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Mike Crow 3 years ago
When I was in the navy I used to bug people but all my work was done, I knew who was okay with it, and always in a way that made them laugh.
*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
I do this to my sisters after I do my chores. I do it so I can make them get their chores done. Lol, I'm the best sister!
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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago
I work at night, so I do all my "important" emails at night. It definitely matters to me that the other person won't see and respond to the email right away.
Cenedra Lynn 3 years ago
Me 100% of the time. Sometimes I don't even make the call because I'm scared
YinzerGhost 3 years ago
Likewise, staring at my phone and holding my breath for fear of touching the wrong thing and accidentally picking up when someone has the AUDACITY to call me.
Kaylynn Willprecht 2 years ago
i no joke heard this in hermits voice and thats what made me laugh
“Before 2015, I lived my life with a ton of motivation driving me,” Sara Young Wang said. “It got me up every morning and propelled my day. I worked hard and gave ‘success’ my all. Rest and enjoyment of life were a distant consideration or something that would only come in the future. It was exhausting. So much so that I completely burnt myself out. By the end of grad school and three jobs later I crashed.”
Sara then took a look at what all that motivation was really about—fear. “From speaking with my coaching clients I can see that’s the energy behind many people's motivation in their work. To say, ‘I’m motivated’ can often really mean, “I’m afraid and I’m going to work hard to get this thing I think I need to be safe.””
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Ɔ~ã~Ⓡ~ș~Ȭ~ɴ 3 years ago
yeah like "u hacking into my security cams or somthn?"
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Concept-Peter Roosdorp 3 years ago
I said something like that in an interview once. When asked, "Why do you want to work here." my automatic reply was "I don't." and I got a look of shock for a second untill I explained that there was nothing special about this perticular job, it had no real prospects, but is a honest job and I need the money. I was hired.
*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
Maybe the manager was sick of false awnsers? You know, he just wanted someone honest.
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Arda Balaban 3 years ago
The first four days after the weekend are the worst. After then you get used to it :)
Personally, Sara was generating all of her energy to work hard, strive and succeed from fear that she’s not good enough if she doesn't make something important and successful of herself.
“I didn’t have any genuine desire to do the things I was doing in my life. I was only doing them so I could meet the need of proving my worth through names on a resume or accomplishments,” Sara explained. “There was no authentic desire underpinning the motivation to get up every day, just a ton of fear.”
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MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
hmmm..... I got some fermented grape juice in the fridge right now....
Unfamiliar Tortoise 3 years ago
Your life must suck an awful lot if this is how you deal with things...
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Mama Penguin 3 years ago
At home, wearing my sweatpants and fuzzy slippers with my cat napping 2 feet away from me.
ShadowStalker36 3 years ago
one with three less coworkers and a boss that doesn't seemingly teleport into the room randomly
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GoddessOfChaos 3 years ago
Surprisingly, this perfectly describes their roles in the last season…
Ali H M Salehuddin 3 years ago
There is one more missing role. The 'team leader' who does nothing. Takes all the credits if things go well and blames everyone else when things go wrong.
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Unfamiliar Tortoise 3 years ago (edited)
No he can't. I'd immediately dismiss someone this arrogant, black mark on his record and everything.
Maybe you don’t think of it in terms of proving yourself, and maybe these funny memes about work stress are merely a distraction to you. Still, maybe it’s a level of wealth you think will make you feel safe. Or maybe it's achieving something you think will finally win you your parents’ approval.
“It could be any number of things, but I bet if you look there’s some fear there that has been providing the fuel to your past motivation,” Sara said. “And while your motivation may be waning now from sheer exhaustion, that fear is likely still there and creating panic that you need to get your drive back ASAP. But, you just can’t. And that’s an invitation to look directly at the fear.”
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Cecily Holland 3 years ago
That 10 minutes prior to night shift in the EMS Dispatch centre before the calla asking for lifts to the gas station start
Da lazy panda 3 years ago
It’s the middle of winter here (Australia) and at 6:00pm it’s pitch black.
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
Worst feeling it's 8pm the sun is still out any you just got out of work
François Carré 3 years ago
Looking forward to it. I leave work at 7pm so it's only between april and september that afterwork doesn't feel like some gloomy no-life moment.
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Blackstone 3 years ago
Definitely. It doesn't matter how many credentials and experience I have, I always feel like everyone knows I don't belong.
Wingo Lamo 3 years ago
I've had a few jobs like this. When I was a broke, single mom, "fake it 'til you make it" was my daily mantra.
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Kyra ALIMIN [4A] 3 years ago
But seeing your least favorite be like * quickly gathers up and shuffles to the meeting room* "Oh sorry! I'm really busy right now."
Anthony Martinez 3 years ago
Yeah thats that high school clique mentality shite that makes evey work environment toxic!!! Good 4u
Juan Alcorta 3 years ago
"Tell me again about your illness. I don't want to work but I want to look worried"
JASH80 3 years ago
you're totally missing the point. She is looking forward to some gossip.
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Shara Kranz 3 years ago
How does that song go- "Seldom is heard an encouraging word"...? At the Not Okay Corral...
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Mama Penguin 3 years ago
That cat is like, "Yes, I posted all of that. Whatchu gonna do about it, Susan?"
DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago
I'll help ya or some people here will start targeting you for this, DISCLAIMER: "All names used in the comment are fictional, and are in no way related to real-life people."
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Sara believes the fear is probably lying to you and making you deny yourself for delayed rewards that actually never come.
“First, look closely at what your fear is telling you. What is it saying you need to be or get? What does it say the consequences for failure are? Fear is more often than not, lying to you. [Try to see that] your thinking is not necessarily accurate. For me, the truth is that I already am enough. We are all already enough. No proving is ever required,” she said.
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*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago (edited)
I don't have to be making bank to be fine looking like that. Although it would be nice...
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ButterflyMcQueen 3 years ago
Nope! I looked like that from day 1. Love working in transportation, and my students love me back❤
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DUN DUN (she/her) 3 years ago (edited)
Just say, 'I'm having a heart stroke in my knees" See? Easy-Peasy
Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago
Restaurant work - should I finish the shift or "slip" with a knife and get the afternoon off to go get stitches?
Dan Buckley 3 years ago
Just s**t your pants. If you aren’t prepared to do this, you don’t want to go home bad enough
Jodie daubenmire 3 years ago
Don't Google it on the office server.. they always take that wrong.
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
Getting sent home with pay never happens at the place I work at, unfortunately.
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Wesley Lucas 3 years ago
My husband would start getting anxiety as soon as we woke up on Sundays because he knew he couldn't really enjoy the day since he'd be back at work again on Monday morning. And by the time he was done on Friday, it was already practically Saturday, not to mention the cl-opens they'd schedule him for 🙄 I was so glad when he finally quit that place.
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Ezalibeth 3 years ago
Omg! That's my coworker! Literally! Even today she shows up saying "I'm in such good mood, I even put my fave lipstick on" And I told her, "good for you, could you keep that way longer than an hour today?" and of course in hour She was utterly burned out - like almost every day...
P.A.B. 2 years ago
Not gonna lie, but I got a promotion and I was the boss of the facility next door and the employees were the equivalent of my position before the promotion. They felt like one of them should have gotten the director position, but I was the most qualified; most of them were generally respectful, but there are always some ‘mean girls’ in a big group. I went in one morning, decided I wasn’t feeling it that day, so I held my stomach, started gagging, went into the restroom in the front office, retched loud enough for whoever was there to hear, and came out looking pitiful. I called my boss, went home, relaxed, and straightened my crown. Next day I came in guns blazing and got sh*t done. Things weren’t perfect everyday, but I knew my worth and I let it show. I was there for 11 years.
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Doggo 3 years ago
Similar to Reddit with Karma... U need it to post but get it by posting which you can't do until your have kamra which you get by posting but... Yeah
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jon gilbertson 3 years ago
as a former restaurant manager, i liked hiring people with no experience. takes longer to train, but they don't bring bad habits from previous employers.
sara fulmer 3 years ago
I need a car. -you need $$- Get a Job - I need a car to get to work - you need a job to get a car, I need to get a car to get a job. I still have no $$
Sabrina Bowen 3 years ago
YES! If I had a dollar for every job listing that said "entry level" but required 2 years experience, I wouldn't need a job.
M. A. McKnight 3 years ago
Been working over 50 years and I still don't get it...why'd you even bother to waste my time and interview me...don't you read the application????
“Next, look at what your fear has been getting you to do and the lengths it’s been getting you to go. There’s usually an inner narrative that says something like, “I need to sacrifice myself, deny my needs, my genuine desires, my enjoyment of life for the future reward, for the thing I need to feel safe.””
But the thing is, according to Sara, the future you’re hoping for never actually comes. Even if you hit the mark, get the promotion, the job title, even the raise, you never really palm the feeling of security you're so desperately chasing. “The target just moves further out,” she said. “The fatigue from this hamster wheel is part of the burnout.”
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3 years ago
This is sooo relatable. Therefore, try to work at home for a few days a week. Then it is only the related idiots...
Eris Ea 3 years ago
Now every day I pass in front of my old work I flipped 🐦 them
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The Truth Behind The Myth Luna Lightning 3 years ago
Oh honey... I got two words for ya, middle school
Mim“the Swede”Sorensson 2 years ago (edited)
And sooner or later, one has to ask oneself the horrible, soul crushing question; “hold up - is it possible that I’M an idiot?” Can mess with your head something wicked, that can, especially since the answer almost always is “yes” - because ALL human are idiots to some extent or the other. It’s what defines us as human. We’re all basically idiots trying to navigate through a demented amusement park operated by lunatics. Human life in human civilization, man, there’s nothing like it.
Dianellian 3 years ago
Had to immediately send this to my husband. He uses saltier words though.
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Grayson Wrigley 3 years ago
Winter: It's too cold to work. Summer: It's too hot to work. Spring & Fall: IT'S TOO NICE OUT TO WORK 😭😭
September 3 years ago
Spring: Too many allergens, to work. Summer: Can't see through the smoke, to work. Autumn and Winter: IT'S TOO NICE OUT TO WORK!! 😃
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Ray Arani 3 years ago
I worked in the PNW for an employer who would call in a "Sunny Day" whenever we'd have nice days in late spring after 9 months of rain and before the forest fires would start. He'd say, "Don't bother coming in. It's too nice out. I'm taking my kids to the park." And we'd all be like.... Bet. Then show up the next day rested with tales of hiking or kayaking or just sitting on sunny porches and we'd all be three times more productive.
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
I taught at a university in Florida. If the weather turned cold, below 80 degrees, we would have class outdoors on the river boardwalk.
Mim“the Swede”Sorensson 2 years ago (edited)
“How am I to work under ANY circumstances? How did this happen, everybody? Our species has taken the wrong turn somewhere; it’s accepted norm to hate our lives and the only dream we have left is the dream of not being forced to work. Look at us here in this meeting room: we all sit here trying to pretend we give a fυck, while every single one of us knows that everybody in the room really thinks meeting are complete bυllshit and would do pretty much anything to be somewhere else. Its a farce, good colleagues, and we all know that too. I suggest a do-over, ladies, gentlemen, members of the board; a do-over with a restart at some point before the industrial revolution. Who’s with me?” … —Except backwards isn’t the way, of course, because it’d suck to be back before penicillin, psychiatry and human rights. While going forward, though, in the massive Humvee of civilization, I I think that the eight hour long work day and insulting salaries are the first things we should attempt to aim for and run over. We got it down from sixteen to twelve and from twelve to eight, guys; why did we stop there? And why should we stay here? I mean six hours for liveable wages has had glorious results every time it’s been tried out, that seems like a reasonable next step to me, right?
Jessica Soares Pinheiro 3 years ago
Yup that's right Fall the weather is Great and the rest is cold or hot
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Vision Jinx 3 years ago
I always worry I am going to get a call from the one I really really wanted after accepting an offer. That 'what if' aspect really stresses me out. It's kind of a big deal since it is what you will be doing with most of your time.
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~Alex~ 3 years ago
You and the shrimp must have very interesting conversations.
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*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
Especially when looking at the computer screen trying to read the small fonts...
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“As I hit a wall I realized that no amount of ‘success’ would make me ‘enough.’ There’s always the next hoop to jump, there would be no end to this and to the sacrificing of the enjoyment of my life. No future rest, and no feeling of safety, ever. Yes, the burnout was demotivating, but what really pulled the linchpin out of me was seeing all this false logic I was basing my life on.”
But the beauty is that by recognizing the lies and false logic we’ve been following we can reclaim our life back from a lifetime of forced striving.
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Flopsy 3 years ago
Unless you have kids and then you count the hours until you can work in peace!
Njet 3 years ago
Today on BP: how to make having kids sound wildly unattractive 😂😂
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MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
I relish every moment I'm not doing actual work no matter the day.
Kyra ALIMIN [4A] 3 years ago
It's like when you are working you want a break... But when you have a break you have no idea what to do
Dillon Brown 3 years ago
My days off are actually Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Then I'm on Wednesday-Saturday 8 am to 11 pm. Unless I'm called in to work on one of my days off... Which is often...
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 3 years ago
And after the 15 hours, it's time to work and I still have so much nothing left to do. Do nothing is my favorite thing in my to do list.
Cory Tollman 3 years ago
It's even worse when you work night shift. I work five 8 hour shifts in a normal week. I have two nights off a week. If they are consecutive I am still at work 6 out of 7 days. I have to look at it as I'm off 48 hours but there's really only one day in there where I don't have any contact with work.
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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
When this started happening to me I got a different job. It was either that or go mad from boredom
Kiss Army 3 years ago
I've started to feel that way but I am less than two years from retirement so it is too late to bail now. (I think it's short timers disease!)
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SelkieBlackfysh 3 years ago
I'm very happy my job is basically. 1. Go to site. 2. Lock gates. 3. Go inside. 4. Check parking lot every hour. I work maybe 95 minutes in my whole 8 hours. The rest is spent steaming, gaming or on my phone doing whatever I feel like.
Jessica Soares Pinheiro 3 years ago
Hahahaha that me but when I do something wrong my dad talk to me for like an hour and I go same where else and when u come back they start talking to u again
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Lukas-not-Luca (he/him) 3 years ago
Man, Hermione not wanting to go to work really says a lot, huh...
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Mokayokok 3 years ago
I hope that purse was meant to be funny - I know it's a thing, it's just so damn stupid. She's dressed to the nines from head to toe & then this purse. I don't know if this is the actress I think she is, but who I'm thinking of is on the comedy side of things, in which this is fitting.
Kross T. 3 years ago
It's a fashion statement, not a real purse. Do you think she's got a teeny lipstick in that bag? Also, no, it's not the "actress" you think it is. That is Lizzo, she's a singer.
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1) It's spelled Moesha. 2) That's Lizzo, not Moesha. They look nothing alike.
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Nathaniel 3 years ago
Anyone else wish they had an unknown Uncle who happened to be rich and decided to leave all his money to you the unknown nephew/niece?
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
It happened all the time in those old British novels I read as a kid - why can't it happen to meeeee?
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We have to shift from fear to enjoyment. “If we’re not going to move from fear anymore, what else can we move from? We’ve got to connect with the genuine desire that has been lacking. We can stop forcing ourselves to do things that are a means to an illusionary end and start doing things that fulfill our desires in the present moment,” Sara Young Wang explained. “You don't need motivation when you’ve got enjoyment under your sails.”
“The inner narrative can instead say, “I’m excited to do this thing today because I genuinely want to for the sake of itself. And it will be immediately rewarding to do because it brings me enjoyment and satisfaction while I’m doing it.””
There is no promise of a delayed reward for your sacrifice because there is no sacrifice to begin with. “It’s a much more sane, sustainable, and fulfilling way to live,” Sara said. “You could say you're now motivated by the enjoyment, but usually, when we speak of doing things we like to do we don’t think of it in terms of motivation—we would never say ‘I’m motivated to pet my dog.’ You just do it because it feels good, it’s a natural and genuine movement for you to do. There’s something actually in it for you, as opposed to ‘motivation’ where there’s really nothing directly nourishing in it. You’re just doing it because of the mental narrative that someday it will pay off.”
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Bernard Springer 2 years ago
The other day my supervisor said he wanted to go home but too many people had seen him, this was just after he got there, with a good 20 minutes before shift started
*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
I think anything that involves working, like school, is like this.
Kyra ALIMIN [4A] 3 years ago
5 year old me wanting to leave the mall when my mom has been in the same shop for 2 hours
Cory Tollman 3 years ago
Sometimes making it to the time clock, clocking in, and then walking through the front door seem like major accomplishments that should be awarded.
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chaotic awesome 3 years ago
man i haven’t watched that movie in a long time
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An Unpopular Opinion. 3 years ago
I don't even work yet and this is every single day of my life
the shrimp whisperer 3 years ago
me making beep boop CHK CHK wow wow BEEEEP DJUN DJUN DJUN khkhkhkhkhkh chicka chicka noises when i have 8 things i need to do
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DAISY 3 years ago
My mother use to say a lot when I neede to go somewhere and running behind that "I 'm going to be late to my own funera"l!😀
Kiss Army 3 years ago
We used to tell my dad he would be early to his funeral because he was always this first to arrive everywhere and his motto was "If you are not 15 minutes early then you are late." In his eulogy we made a comment about how we were right all these years, he WAS early to his funeral because he was ready for it but we weren't. (He would have appreciated the joke.)
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Carissa McFarland 2 years ago
This is me. My husband and I were late to our own wedding. But, so was the judge so it worked out.
Elizabeth VanDyke 3 years ago
Worked 2nd shift, called in and told my foreman that I'm not coming to work and he asked me why. I told him that I didn't want to. He said OK, see you tomorrow.
Kelsey Cirmotich 3 years ago
My mom really hates this about me. But i honestly don't know why she just hasn't accepted this about me.... it's not a phase.
Colleen M Youngblood 3 years ago
I've got something in my eye and I just can't SEE coming into work today!
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Nannychachi 3 years ago
I worked night shift as a nurse and one morning my eyes closed as the nursing supervisor came on the floor. She patted me gently on the shoulder and said, "Charlotte, wake up." I said, "I was praying." She said, "Oh, I'm sorry!" I replied, "I need to pray now because I'm lying. I was sleeping." She slapped me on the shoulder. Lol lol
Tonya Wallace 3 years ago
I haven't worked for a few years. Circumstances have me job hunting now. I have narcolepsy. Welcome to my hell. 😟
GRUBHUB DELIVERY 3 years ago
Me trying to fall asleep at work because i think it will skip time: Hmmmmm i need more coffee ☕️
GuessImAGooseThen 2 years ago
I don't know what concerns me more- the doll or how well some of these memes really understand me as a person
Bottom line is, we have to stop denying ourselves and start honoring who we are, what we like, and what we’re naturally drawn toward, and how we want to spend our days. “You drop the shoulds, you drop the false fear-based storylines and instead of letting them push your desires aside, they come to be front and center. They’re the guide to what kind of work is going to feel good to you and get you excited to do,” Sara said.
Think of what authentically feels good to you, even if it’s something as small as scrolling through humor work stress memes. The things that need to change for you to experience joy. Maybe you need to change jobs, change careers, change the nature of the work you're doing in your industry, shift the clients you work with. “You know best what you need to find that alignment, to find that spark. I'm just giving you the nudge to value it more and start looking for it,” Sara said. That's what you’re wanting to find, not ‘motivation.’ And maybe the ability to relate to these funny memes about work stress is an indicator of that.
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Nathaniel 3 years ago (edited)
Colin. His name is Colin. He arranges the Church socials. You know he does. And sings earnest songs whilst badly strumming his guitar. He does this at Christmas, at work, as a treat for his colleagues.
Mama Penguin 3 years ago
Instantly suspicious of people who are always overly cheerful at work. What skeletons are you hiding in your closet, Chuck?
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
Ugh. I don't mind the genuinely happy people. But the ones that look like they did lines all morning are sus.
Katie Hernandez 2 years ago
me- don''t talk to me until I've had my coffee But you don't- me- exactly..
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chaotic awesome 3 years ago
monday - wednesday is the forth one and thursday is the second ine
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Trisha Howson 3 years ago
My husband aways like why did you say yes.......um kinda caught me off guard an I need the money. When I'm working the shift:why didn't I listen to my f*****g husband this blows
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ButterflyMcQueen 3 years ago (edited)
At my work that is NOT the intern, that is our head trainer at the safety committee meeting every damn month. Same response from me though.
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chaotic awesome 3 years ago
wait what’s in the photo? all i see is a neighborhood street with a tree in it
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MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
"You need to jump companies that pay more, and that's how you earn more."
AmericaHomeofTheNotFree 3 years ago
Until you find a job that pays more only to find out they expect you to also work 80+ hours a week 360 days a year
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Lee 3 years ago
It does. Watching so many terrible, lazy, unproductive, coworkers get promoted or "fail up" as a friend of mine calls it, is proof.
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I hate that I’m the ignorant kind of person who don’t understand this reference at all. Curse my oblivious lack of cultural participation; my only excuse is that I was raised by hedgehogs. Under a fallen tree trunk. In a remote forest area. The internet connection was atrocious, as was the power grid - don’t even get me started on cell reception.
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Katherine Boag 3 years ago
Fund public transport (free, frequent) and protected cycling infrastructure (then even if u still need to drive, there is less traffic dont @ me with your exceptionism)
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Vorknkx 3 years ago
I feel weird when I see such memes... cause I haven't worked from home even once since 2020. I still wonder if I missed out or not :P
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
Me either ! But I still loved everyone else working from home !!
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Tonya Wallace 3 years ago
This is the 3rd time in the last week that I have seen or heard someone mention Fisherman's Friends. I have never seen or heard of them before. Everyone tells me that I have, but...🤷🏾♀️
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
When I get up on a work morning, one of my first thoughts is always to tell myself "don't worry; just think about how you can go straight back to bed when you get home!" It never fails to cheer me up.
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sierra whitfield 3 years ago
This was me yesterday after being sick for 2 days and everyone being late
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Daniel Mattock 3 years ago
“Work isn’t just about branches, you should take pride in it”
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Katherine Boag 3 years ago
You get the same amount of vacation than me bob, ive just booked it at a different time that you
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Jacob Nunez 3 years ago
Ah Lucille Ball. Amazing actress and singer. And probably was an actor to the most watched sitcom in the 50’s. (The name btw is “I love Lucy”)
Mavis Movenpicker 3 years ago
I think that Lucille Ball and I Love Lucy is pretty widely known universally by any age group, but thanks for clearing that up 😂
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Gwen LeMay 3 years ago
So many times, sit in my car until I can stop sobbing and know I won't start again as soon as someone asks, how are you.
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Lee 3 years ago
I've never had an office job, a 9-5, or had weekends off. I used to be jealous of office workers because they don't have as physically demanding of a job but now I think I'm good where I am.
NotCoffee 3 years ago
Have you ever watched the 1999 movie Office Space? I originally thought it dull, but having worked in corporate 9-5 for a decade, its accuracy is hilarious. Peak comedy, in a depressing way. Excellent way to see how an office job can kill your soul.
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Eat Dirt Crow 3 years ago
Unpopular opinion warning: if you can get away with some of these situations at work is your job really necessary?
Lee 3 years ago
I've never had an office job, a 9-5, or had weekends off. I used to be jealous of office workers because they don't have as physically demanding of a job but now I think I'm good where I am.
NotCoffee 3 years ago
Have you ever watched the 1999 movie Office Space? I originally thought it dull, but having worked in corporate 9-5 for a decade, its accuracy is hilarious. Peak comedy, in a depressing way. Excellent way to see how an office job can kill your soul.
Load More Replies... Eat Dirt Crow 3 years ago
Unpopular opinion warning: if you can get away with some of these situations at work is your job really necessary?
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