50 Of The Most Useful Cheat Sheets And Workplace Charts That Even Bosses May Approve Of

Wow, we get a sleep wedge? I had no idea! (Scrolling BP at 2:30am)

Time off and sleeping need to count for 80% of that. Healthy eating, not so much :)

Far to many aren't aware how taxes are paid.

So many people are confused by this.

Speak for yourselves, marginal tax rate is not a difficult concept. Though every extra amount over the threshold is taxed at the higher amount, so every pay rise or bonus.

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Too much tax

I live in Brazil. You have 30 days of paid leave every 12 months, but that's just a period where you can travel and rest. If you get sick, there's no limit. The company pays up to 15 days of sick leave, and from 16 days up, the government pays instead. You of course need to have a good reason for that. My mom had cancer and she was paid by the government for almost two years. The only downside is that you might not get as much money as when you're working, but at least you're not completely unsupported.

I live in the US and the only jobs I've had without PTO were entry level. I get 168 hours a year right now and that goes up to 192 hours a year in 2 years. I'm not part of a union. If you don't like the benefits your job offers get a different one.

I live in the US. I’ve had several jobs, and other than temp jobs, the only one that didn’t provide paid leave was a small business that probably couldn’t afford it (but they started providing it in 2020). Yeah, companies don’t have to do it, but most will provide some anyway so people will want to work for them.

Thank you for specifying that it is 18 "different" countries. I would have thought it was 18 of the same country.

In the US any employee that belongs to a union or works for the government will have PTO agreements in place contractually. The other businesses are not required, but wont have many employees if they don't offer a vacation plan. I receive 160 hours a year, and if I have any time left it rolls over into the next year.

Some of these good sentences are faulty to me as they show the speaker doesn’t care for others: « thank you for your patience » means you’re late, aware of it and won’t apologize. Others’ time is important, too, so be polite. Same for the error spotted: you can thank someone for telling you, indeed, but the very least is to apologize in proportion of the error, of course. I may be an alien but I have met too many « positive people » who avoid at all cost admitting they’ve been wrong. Self criticism is a token of respect and maturity to me.

Wording is hard - chat GPT then edit. It has been an absolute life saver for turning my blunt and grunt 2 line emails into something professionally friendly. Especially on those days when my head is absolutely fried from analyses and problem solving/putting out fires all day.

Now how do I tell someone to eff off like a boss?

Glad I don't work in an office environment anymore. I hate the bs dripping off most of these suggestions!

I don't want to send this information again even though I know you will probably not read it and ask again = adding color and bolding sentences

I go straight to stage 13

Ah. "Stage 13: Enlightenment."

I’m at Stage 12

They forgot "desperate".

The person who made all the blurry graphics is all of these people.

This is managing up. Extra work, not extra pay. When it comes to incompetent middle managers, my experience was that poop floats.

Missed the misogynistic, raging, AH. The absolute worst, especially when most of his team is female.

Some of these "ways to defeat" seem to be things only the managers boss could do, and don't feel practical for the team members reporting to them.

The airheaded scatterbrained supervisor of mine is now my manager, and it's kind of better because I don't have to deal with her on a daily basis.

Perfect is the enemy of good. - Voltaire. Perfection is the best form of procrastination. - Pyla

Honestly, multitasking is more efficient if you're good at it.

Why work? I'm retired.

Before you automate anything you should think about how long it would take to implement the automation, and if that time is justified. It's not necessarily worth spending a week automating something in order to save only a few minutes.

#1- Okay, I got this! Good tip. #2- and... We're done here. I literally use my phone as part of every job I do.

This only works if you are good at something.

I don’t think this was completed by someone Japanese, if you go to Tokyo it is incredibly cramped, majority of folks work in dead end and boring jobs, suicide is very high and society is still very male dominated. I think this is bs and is more likely western utopian ideology to sell you more crappy online courses or books.

Wait till you see what happens to your polyester, rayon, linen, silk, satin, fleece, fabrics or even your cotton shirt with polyester threads when you hit them with that curling iron! And as for the liquids on the plane, my spouse was forced to throw away her prescription eye drops because the bottle held 3.6 oz instead of the max 3.4 oz. Thank god for the safety of the passengers that extra 0.2 oz didn't get onto that airliner! Oh the humanity!

Or, for men: Put your stuff in your suitcase.

To get rid of wrinkles, hanging in the bathroom just doesn't work, steam or no steam. Instead, buy a small spritz bottle that packs easily. When you go to put on your wrinkly shirt, fill up your little bottle and spritz the front and back really well, then put the shirt on right away. It will be damp, but no untolerable. By the time you go anywhere, it should be dry and much less wrinkly.

Salt on stains ... Yes, it absorbs liquids ('sucks' the wine or coffee out of the fabric), BUT it fixates colours on the fibres .... So be careful with this trick