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The job market is a brutal place. The listings read like wish lists, applications vanish into thin air, and the ones that do go through lead to a never-ending stream of test tasks.
But it’s not like all of your problems end when you get hired, either. From awkward onboarding to confusing expectations and office politics, every position comes with its own unique set of challenges.
So to reassure you that the struggle is not just real but also universal, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite memes from the subreddits r/InterviewMan and r/InterviewWoman. Oftentimes, the only way to survive it all is to embrace the absurd.
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#1
Your Rest Time Is Yours. Never Forget That
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#2
Office Work: Pretending To Work But With Pants
#4
I Want To Laugh, But The Situation Is Too Real
#5
I Despise Emails
#7
The Recruiter's Excuse For The Bad Offer Was That I'm "Junior". And This Is The Email I Sent
#9
Companies Will Always Try To Pay You As Little As Possible
#10
My Life Now
#12
Dying Of Laughter
#13
Put These Things In All Offices Immediately
#14
Or Worse, It Tries To Autofill It And Completely F**ks It Up
#15
Hard Work Pays Off
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 8 hours ago
The pic is an AI recreation of a scene from Office Space? Office Space is a good film btw, look it up.
#16
Full Time Employees Can Relate
#17
Every Company Do This
#18
Doing God's Work
#21
You Guys Only Get 30 Minutes?
#22
Life Is Expensive Here
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 8 hours ago
The rich keep getting richer. Where are they getting the money from? Keeping our wages low.
#23
I'll Gladly Take His Money So He Has "Drive" Or Whatever
Luke || Kira (he/she) 6 hours ago
Linkedin wackos be like "A week ago, my three-years-old son asked me for a lollipop. I told him life doesn't just hand out free stuff, that he has to hustle and grind for anything he wants. So he ended up doing all the housework for a week. After that, I didn't give him the lollipop, saying that his lesson in work ethics is much more valuable than that. He started crying and hugged me, thanking profusely for the important life lesson."
#25
Copywriter Who Doesn’t Know The Difference Between It’s And Its LOL
#27
The Linkedin Feed Has Gotten Weird
#29
Everyone, Take Note: The 'Competitive Salary' That Is Just Minimum Wage Is A Lie
#30
A Simple Reminder For Anyone Who Works Overtime
#31
Yeah I'd Rather Die Than Work In An Environment That Makes Me Do That
Phantom Phoenix 8 hours ago
I can't answer that right now. Let's put a pin in it, and circle back to it later.
#32
She’s A Psychologist Without The -Logist
David Paterson 3 hours ago
A politician doesn't need a degree, so why expect one from a psychologist.
#35
I'm Thinking Of Making This My Response To A Certain Question I'm Always Asked
Luke || Kira (he/she) 6 hours ago
What do they even EXPECT to hear as a reply to this? Breaking down in tears and apologizing profusely for being a worthless human being who's commited the cardinal sin of not dedicating every single day of their life to working?
#36
It Really Is Like That Sometimes
#37
Recruiters Don’t Want You To Know This Easy Way:
#39
I Really Enjoy Wasting Half An Hour Of My Life
#40
Do What You Love
#43
My Company Is Monitoring My Laptop Now. So I Have To Give Them A Show
#45
This Kind Of Advice Is So Detached From Reality
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