Life of an Office Employee
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- This Wojak meme video is about the life of an office employee, or life at the office. We follow Michael, a wage doomer, through his typical day at the office. From annoying Karen colleagues to a funny boomer boss; every typical office culture element is there. Enjoy!
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Advice as someone who works in the office world, do your job, save your money, don't get involved in office politics, and remember your coworkers are not your friends. Good luck out there bros.
Great advice
But at the same time, be friendly and polite, build relationships with your colleagues and boss (you don't have to be friends but at least pretend to have an interest in their lives), and under promise and over deliver when it comes to work. And set boundaries of course. That's how you succeed in the office workspace.
These are the same rules for prison.
@@LordAlchemistexcept at an office job, you can drop the soap
@@DefinitelyNotAFerretsoap is powdered now which makes it more difficult to pick up. Prison or office or your boss’ office.
> sits down on chair
> immediately goes for coffee
Very relatable. Work procrastination at its finest.
Literally did that today but you stare blankly at the screen for the first 20 min
We live in officeversa :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Didnt even realize 😅
idk man.. I get coffee on my way in, not after i sit down. work procrastination is about putting off work, not personal task like grabbing free coffee and cookies. lol.
Not bad when you paid for time spent and not for amount of work done
Rookie mistake #2, never set your monitor up where it can be seen by colleagues passing by
All of my office is like that unfortunately lol
It will help you be more productive though
man im the only one in the office where 2 can look at my monitor, its annoying af
RIGHT🤣
I purposely chose a a corner spot where I can hide my monitors lmao
Rookie mistake, never apply for another job using the current company’s PC
And if you do...be sure to close the window after you're done! So the boss doesn't see it. Duh!
I can't believe an IT guy would make such a mistake. Even leave the window wide open for everyone to see.
Unless you WANT your superiors to start sweating...
My colleague is looking for jobs all the time on his computer. No one really cares. You stay, you go, it's really no one's business.
Dont do anything non-job related on the company computer...
@@frstchan I read manga on my work pc all the time lol
I worked at an office in which they "trained" me for my job. When I needed help I would ask questions from my coworkers. Apparently I would ask so many questions I was banned from asking more questions. When I would fuck up my job because I wasn't properly trained I would get in trouble for not asking questions. Good times.
I feel this. The person who trained me at my job was helpful for the two weeks they were training, then the second I was on my own it was like I got thrown to the wolves. When I inevitably came across something that didn’t come up during training and had a question about it, they would just flat out refuse to help or elaborate. I’ve been there for a couple years now and always go out of my way to help newer employees when they have problems because I never want them to feel that helplessness.
You asked too many dumb questions, and still managed to screw up the job
Wait they banned you from asking questions😂😂, what lol
No question is a stupid question, except you taffer, stfu!
@@jeremiahevans7752Yes. And even better is that one time they wrote me up for it too. It included the other issues I mentioned in the write up and they devoted a section to it for "interfering with my coworkers in asking too many questions." Which was funny because none of my coworkers ever complained to me about it and were always very helpful.
Life at the office where everyday feels like a never ending cycle of monotony. Constant pressure to meet deadlines and please your bosses, adding to the overwhelming sense of despair. And even outside of work, there’s not much to look forward to as the routine of the office drains you all of the energy and enthusiasm.
depends the team, the job.. i work at an office and it is pretty nice
@@willy_le_zedThat is true, actually my new office job is great, but my previous office jobs were too stress inducing, full of pressure to meet deadlines and unbalanced hours leaving me disillusioned all the time.
@@willy_le_zed That is true. My new office job is great, but the previous office jobs I’ve had were too much stress and the pressure to meet deadlines only added more to my disillusionment.
sounds like you are burnt out and maybe you should consider taking a break or switching your job
When I got my job in an office (which is my first one ever btw) I was so excited, but when about three months had passed I feel about what you described
He is lucky to have his own office
Yeah, that like a frikin luxery to me
He shares his office though
@@paranoidastronaut5792 Not anymore now none of them have it
Every IT have their own office.
@@breakdancerQfr. I feel bad for the boss and feeling betrayed. 😢
Bro that manager boss guy is chill and even invite him to join him for lunch. And i think the work is also not stressfull as you just have to do silly computer operation for boomers. I don't know, it seems like a chill and peaceful job. Wojak blew it big time.
Yea Wojak should be open to socializing more with the boomer managers & coworkers. You don't have to be friends with them, just pretend to be social. That's often how you get promotions and raises in a company, it's often based on how other people like you.
@@kenshiro3321ummm hes called Michael noewee!!!
@@kenshiro3321 Not everybody can pretend to be social. Wojak is rather autistic.
Agreed
They should just advertise jobs as operating computers for boomers
The chat between the 3 ladies in the kitchen is fantastic. It includes everything what you need to know about them. Had to lough hard
Yeah, I partly overhear so much gab about cooking, pet care, home decorating. Yawn... So many first-world issues in need of perfection...
…And they should also give us better coff-ayyyy!
How does one lough
they feel entitled
Omg I am the lucky one who gets to order break room supplies. The amount of complaints I get about the dumbest things is insane. Paper plates not thick enough, cups not big enough, napkins too thin, napkins too thick, etc.
I am 51 and worked for these companies for years. I can't express how happy I am to own my own business. Working as an employee in these big companies is depressing, anxiety creating, waste of life. They treat their employees like shit and you just never know if and when they decide to get rid of you. Fuck these companies! work for yourself.
Or you can just use your job as a support structure for the things you actually enjoy doing in life.
What did you do to start your own business and become Independent? What is your business about?
@@Dr.PainKiller77 i do pre sales for insurance brokers. Work from home, no commuting or working around annoying people.
I actually work at an company that cares alot about their personnel. Like alot.
@Rafael-pe6yg not all companies are bad, but most are unfortunately. I am glad you are working for a good company 😊
The existential dread... I can almost touch it...
ill be there in a few hours after i sleep!
Better than being suicidal with no career and no job
It was horrible.
The best thing that happened to me was getting fired
@@DocOrtmeyerNot really. He is scared.
I miss this job. Being 1 of 2 IT people at a site, having sweet old ladies call for help because they had caps lock enabled and couldn't enter their password. You got to know all the folks, all the departments, and you'd always show up to solve fairly easy problems. I felt appreciated there. Now I'm in a massive corporate company, permanent home office, drowning in work, all kinds of strangers sending messages and emails asking for help with the most complicated things I've ever encountered. Feels like that apprenticeship were my golden years.
Susan: “We are indispensable to this company.”
And not even 40 seconds later, Susan doesn’t even know how to turn her computer on.
Cant even put into words how real this is!
helping lady to solve computer problem is just too accurate
Cant see mini skirt looks fake
😮😮😮😅
😂
This is quite real. You have a nice boss, your most coworkers are polite to you on the surface, and your workload is normally manageable. But you still feel suffocating in this neverending mundane routine we call office life. Your mind is tell you to leave, but you need the money to survive. Unfortunately that's the state of most office workers, they give up their dreams to do something they don't enjoy for tiny bit of money so they can survive
Worked from home for 1.5 years. It became literal torture :(
i have a tough boss and my workload is very hardly manageable, i have useless coworkers and do the job of 2.5 persons, i win around 20% more than my colleagues.. but i'd prefer a brainless task and 20% less for sure.. i can't change company because my knowledge is very specific to my company and hardly transferable to another job and i have no diploma so i kind of feel traped here. Idk what should i do.. thinking about going to work in a factory sometimes doing mindless shit, i could upgrade my salary by another 25% according to my maths working night shifts or so. but then im wondering... maybe the repetitive task without talking to anyone is neither that good for the mental in the long run
@@stanmanlyman4550 Was torture for me for sometime when I started, now its quite nice somedays I straight up just run errands while working because the sprint is over. Some days I have slept till later in the day because I didn't have meetings.
@@johndavid1708 How about you take classes part time and get the degree you want? Also once that happens you don't take jobs where the skills you learn can't be applied to other companies.
i would love to but i'm just too drained mentally after my 8 hours of daily problem solving. i have to do some relaxing things after else i would burn out for sure@@trapbois4573
The toilet part was all too relatable. I'm glad I found a way to go to the toilet for management.
Yeah, I have marveled at how white-collar workers manage to be so passive-aggressive with their toilet standards. Although to be fair, in the last few years my office has installed more self-flushers. I don't see the prior person's business, like I used to.
It's does not matter what type of toilet is it, some ppl are just disgusting and do not flush/clean properly. Seen bunch of upper class managers do that, so idk about "other" bathrooms solving this problem.
u never saw toilet in mcdonalds Moscow , uzbeks draw shit on walls lol) so awful
At this point I'm forced to hold it or go seeking other bathrooms. Urinals will have pools, toilets have gone from white to brown....ugh can't be healthy long term
Why do people keep using the office toilet for this instead of their own
It’s pretty chill working an office job, but the video is accurate haha. The worst part is getting extremely tired at the end of the day when you did almost nothing, and not the good kind of “well that was tough but the job is done “ tiredness you get doing something physical.
Oh my god YES! On boring days with little to do I feel so tired! Tired from not being stimulated! I'd rather have some stress than be too relaxed!
Thats why you hit the weights HARD.
"Who is Hugo?" is too accurate.
🤣🤣🤣
Jared's 4chan shirt. 😂 Man, that part when he walks through the restroom at work... that was my EVERYDAY!
😂😂😂
yeap chan4, takes me back
I bet he's a janny and does it for free
Seeing kidney stone piss and vomit in the shop bathroom urinal was wild
Out of all the wojak accounts, I always felt like you tell the best stories. Keep up the great work!
Thanks bro!
Nah, Zero Budget is better, but this is second best.
jup, only 'wojak-channel' im watching.
@@itsTheGshow that channel is a literal copy of this, and the stories are worse.
@@amvamv823both are gold
I've worked in a large office for the past 10 years. It's ok to sometimes hang out with your colleagues, but you should never consider them your actual friends. The moment you get promoted you become "the enemy" and anyone below you in the hierarchy will not wan't to see you outside work anymore, even if you are a good supervisor/manager whatever. Just be polite and friendly, do your job and then go home. To be honest it's completely fine to be that guy that barely speaks with anyone and always has headphones on. No one really cares.
The more talking to others at work the more risk of someone to target you. Under the radar is the best. Too many vindictive and spiteful people out there.
This isn’t always the case. When my friend got promoted I actually asked to transfer to his team as I knew my life would be easier. We stayed friends outside of work. In the companies I’ve worked for, it was better to be sociable and well liked. Those who blended into the background were the first to be let go during layoffs.
@@reanukeeves2k77 Are you sure your friend was happy that you requested to be transferred to his team? Being sociable and extroverted is always a plus in this world if you want to network, but it's not that those minding their own business are doing something wrong to get laid off. You simply had the opportunity to pick your manager and you get special treatment and favoritism because of it, why would you say life is easier otherwise? I mean, good for you, but that's not how it should be. The wheel spins, and if you find yourself to be the "disliked one" in your next job just because of a bad first impression you will see how unfair it can get. You get punished for everything while some people get away with murder. I do have favourites in my team, but I never show it and base my decisions on performance and work behaviour only.
Its easier to be friends with people with unrelated departments
@@YouAreNotThatGuy4844 Well it didn’t affect our friendship. So I don’t think becoming management automatically means everyone will hate you. I didn’t hate him, which is the point I was making. I also don’t necessarily think it’s right that people who keep their heads down and work hard get passed over. But that’s how it works at most companies, those who are popular and stand out get rewarded - even if they’re not the top performers.
Dude this animation is amazing..
Thanks dude :)
At least when AI replaces all of those desk jobs they'll still need an IT guy.
Lot of these IT jobs are outsourced now or they hire an H1b visa guy who then hires more guys like himself.
@@Zero11_ssThe trend seems to zigzag back and forth. My company routes all tech calls overseas, but they did relent and opened an on-site place to take your laptop for attention.
"Hello. I am your IT chat bot. I see you are having human interface issues with your computer terminal. Stand by while I fix this problem.
... Just one more sec...
Ok, thank you waiting. Your job has been eliminated to remove the need for human interface. The Work AI will manage your terminal from now on. I will now connect you with the HR chat bot. Thank you, and have a nice day😁"
you're on a h1b?@@Zero11_ss
You think so? Got some bad news for ya
This is a dream job. The guy is sitting alone and not in a coworking with 15 other people stuffed in a room that could barely classify as office. Free coffee. Everyone’s procrastinating instead of being worked like mules
This seems like a really chill work environment. This time Wojak was the one who blew it.
Yea, office jobs are not inherently bad.
Most of the folks who complain about it are people who have issues with socializing or people with very low patience.
I agree, working an office job is boring but so what? Entertain yourself.
Put on a podcast. Put on an audio book. Put music in one headphone while you work.
Folks whine about office politics. Man do you know how easy it is to stay out of it?
Do you know how easy it is for introverts (like me) to stay out of gossip and drama?
If you see a pack of yacking hens in the hallways, it’s super easy to walk past them and keep it moving.
You’re in the middle of a convo and someone starts talking trash about another colleague, then just “aight man, tell me about it later. I gotta get back to my desk”
Oh and god forbid you have genuinely nice coworkers. These dudes will shriek and act like being friendly is overbearing and a crime against their freedom.
I mean they fired the guy for farting lol
I love how realistic office culture is portrayed here. As for the last joke, this is why you don't use indeed on the work computer.
The gag of "chip in $10 for an employee you have never spoken with" was just TOOO on point!
It reminds me of Office Space. That movie was so accurate that is was depressingly scary. You saw yourself in those traffic scenes, you saw your co-workers in all the characters. It was like a comedy/documentary.
working in IT is pretty cool. Been in a tech support role for 2 years and just moved to IT infra emphasis with cloud & azure so I work remote. One thing I miss is the satisfaction and simplicity of fixing low level issues, managing inventory & the variety of tasks. IT support roles are in demand and I would recommend this industry if you enjoy problem solving.
I make 25 an hour in California. I start off and helpdesk, but now I’m in connectivity. We are a sharp dealer and I deal more With copiers now I surprisingly enjoy it
as IT support I miss the women. I am full remote cybersec.. more money but more boring
@@dieglhix why was that the first thing you miss? Get out in the dating market bro 😂 word of advice from experience don’t mix business with pleasure. Also If you can find a significant other that also works remote (not in your company) you could work close to her while in the same house / travel together
Hey do you have any specific advice for people getting into IT? I’m studying for the A+ but kind of struggle to see it getting me in the door.
@@frankythomas1032 Hi, I did that path and not even in the US where it's easier. You need A+, Network+, Security+ and some luck, but adding AWS and/or Microsoft cloud certs will add a lot of ease to enter. Don't be afraid to do IT support as first job, and never stop learning. I keep studying after 12 years. Just be constant and think long term, DONT ABANDON THE PLAN and you WILL get the results.
Dude you are such a great story teller. Please keep it up. I can really relate to your retail video. Stay grinding bro!!
Thanks bro great to hear :)
Watching this is triggering flashbacks to when I used to work in IT in an office.
I lost count of how many times the solution to the problem was something simple like turning the device off and on again or dealing with password reset requests.
This video made my morning. Thank you for the upload and keep up the good work.
Thankyou!
I just got an offer for my first Office job today, an IT help role too! I was filled with dread when I saw you posted this video but actually it wasn’t bad compared to your other ones.
20 years in this office environment. Been remote for years now and love it. None of this bs. REMOTE is the way to go.
The toilet scene is perfect.
It’s amazing how fully grown adults don’t seem to understand how to use the toilet. Literally shit everywhere.
those 'grown adults' are in fact, mostly from a certain sub-continent.
@sistemasrbija and another area where they don't know how to use a toilet so the stand and squat on the seat, unbelievable.
You fucking swear that some people were never potty trained
you make better movies than hollywood nowadays good shit bro
And for a $0 budget as well.
Thanks bro!
He needs to put them on MovieBloc
Ever since starting my office job 6 years ago, I’ve had to increase productivity 5 fold, each year they push harder and harder, asking me to move mountains, hoping for my breakthroughs to make them money.
Ask for the pay rise or leave for another job. If they push you so hard, then it means you do your work great. So, you are more valuable for them than what you are paid.
@@naturazpolski9213Exactly. OP could probably get a 20-30% raise by just changing jobs. There’s little incentive to stay at one company for longer than 5 years these days; they know that loyal employees can be penny pinched.
Dude had himself the softest job ever and threw it away over a girl. Incel logic.
I don’t get incels. Just go to Nevada and get laid at a legal brothel if you can’t find a woman to have sex with. Just saying.
Exactly, boring job = good job
@@joaop4585not true
I have the softest job and I'm about to do the same cause I'm retarded. Sorry bros
had a boring easy job for 4 years and got bored into depression. after learning japanese i got into a japanese company now, 2x the salary and 100% home office. I get dozens of complicated issues daily which are fun to tackle and get to spend my life with my daughter at all times. Change is good and wojak made a good choice :)
Keep up man! Good work.
Thanks man!
Boss: "Hey, until when do you work usually?"
Me: "Uhm, I usually would have left like 30 min ago."
Boss: "Can you copy these 6 folders for me?"
Me: nope
“No.”
This channel came out of nowhere and is knowing about every and each stuff in diffrent generations to diffrent jobs. I'm so stunned. Its always funny to relate to some things. Good work👍🏼
"Sir, I was applying to a second job. I need a side hustle in this economy".
Usually that is disallowed in your current contract
Unfortunately, while applying for another job isn't usually grounds for immediate termination, moonlighting almost always is (in an office context, full time, managing non-public data). Then again in the US you can be fired without any reason at any time in 90% of jobs
@@debiancool Where I work there is a bunch of rigamarole about "outside business activity" that you have to report and have approved. Even trivial stuff like delivering pizza. I'm sure many people don't comply, but I do view the official expectations as intrusive.
Part 2 & 3 pls!! So relatable and i believe many videos can be created jus on working in an officr alone!
Lets goo
"I took computer science when the first Macintosh came out" 💀😂
I saw it coming for Jared a mile away. When he said he was going to try to make himself more known to the company, the “never again” meme came to mind.
What do you mean
I did this and people just ask you to do their work. Now I just keep to myself and below the radar so I can be left the hell alone
One of the hardest pills to swallow in corporate america is that none of your coworkers are your friends, they see you as competition
competition?
@@birthdayzrock1426 yes
Why do people always mention America in these comments like it’s not like that in the rest of the world?
@@elgusaniiiodeljuego6823 because in America it’s even worse
Off the top of my head, I'd imagine Japan is even more of a brutal workload and stress than other office jobs around the world.
7:50 i probably laughed of how the boss is warning everyone that Michael Davids Leaving a Company.
Same 😂😂😂
Why is this so accurate 💀 i work in HR but i’m the only IT guy in the office too and have to help everyone with the most stupid things like that monitor being turned off.
Pretty much why i cant stand too large companies. Better have a slightly lower wage and none of the drama-BS than this atmosphere.
Been there. I had a suit-and-tie job after college. Hated it.
Fast forward to now. I've been working mostly outdoors in Public Works for many years now. Best job ever.. for me anyway. I'm doing this until retirement.
Take it from someone that works in IT. This is basically my average day in the office except that I'm watching twitch streams or self studying when there isn't anything to do.Also my boss isn't coming up to my desk for help on fixing something and we have a ticket system.
Raise your hand if you clock in before going to get coffee.
i also love to 💩 during company time
Who the hell doesn't? :D It's company coffee, you're on company time!
This is why remote working is absolutely essential. I couldn’t do 5 days a week in the office again
This is why I learned a trade bros, stay safe out there bros. To each their own, pros and cons to everything.
0:20 too accurate xD
Coworkers are NOT your friends. Anyone who disagrees with this is at the stage they have not learned it the hard way yet.
Keep preaching brotha, I learned it the hard hard way
How do? Care to explain?
Yeah most are not while others are and we go out drinking , even went to a nudist beach together
Not in mine sites, we are all brothers, cause we can all die at any instant, it creates a massive bond between us like family💪
Most people in the IT industry in the private sector are only around for 2 years before moving onto the next job
The mistake was not taking lunch with the boss outside and getting the insider gossip on corporate leadership strategy. Sucking up to the boomer boss is a dirty job....but it's the ticket to upward economic mobility and moving up the corporate ladder.
Seems like you would suck the boss off if he asked you to. Bro have some dignity
You don’t have to suck up to advance. Being able to have a normal conversation and share your own ideas is important too
F the boomers!
Do the bare minimum while stashing up and start a business
Oh, so you’re one of THOSE types.🤣 How depressing.
Now do one for the life of a remote employee.. it’s even more depressing (or not, if you don’t actually work while remote working)
Be wary of work places that say “we are family”
You really made my month I guess. Stories like these are so relatable and the climax was too good.
Thanks :)
Lmao this series is hilarious, I love it
Weekends are spent alone. I watch your videos and have fun.
Minimize/close the damn window when you're job-hunting!! 😢
Reminds of The IT Crowd. I miss that show. "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
Beautiful as always!
Thanks :)
@@LowBudgetStories omg you answered me 😲
@@FFenixlucky
This is so relatable as someone who works as a level 2 computer support position lol.
as an Ex IT, this seems like a dream job compared to real life IT
Yeah. Where are the impatient clients who expect you to replace a entire printer network for free within one hour ?
Yeah the job in the video is still 10x better than my last 2 IT jobs
20% of people do 80% of the work. Somehow the 20% still get raises and promotions. Hard work just earns you more work.
The older women around the table, complaining together about the company is spot on.
Idk bro, I like my work at the office. Routine feels pleasant, people are just amazing, proper career growth exist, no pressure and i can take a break whenever I want
If Michael learned from the old lady and turned off his monitor...
Wow. He's in an office, not a cube.
This is brilliantly accurate, to my workplace anyway 😂
That's for all
Yeah I watched this one asking myself if anything unrealistic was going to appear, lulz
Thanks Perry ;)
The existential crisis is fr.
This animation is a smooth and cool!
These never fails to entertain us 😉👍
Thanks Nate!
Looks comfy honestly
LMAO I'm currently watching this while working my office job, here are some of the rules I've learned.
Most of your coworkers aren't your friends
-Your managers are def not your friends ( you can be friendly tho/DO NOT overshare)
-Never be the first one to talk smack or criticize.
-Always have your monitors (at least one) where people cant see them at a glans
-Get a Bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse that you can use with your computer and phone
-Set phone on stand to the side and have privacy screen, you can use it and always look busy. you can also use your own personal browser so they cant track your searches.
-If you take phone calls and have a headset you can connect your headset to stream media.
-Always use company time for bathroom breaks
- Find the minimum threshold for work and do about 20% more to stay out of the radar.
- save money and move up or find a better job.
Good luck!
Tomorrow the NPC convos start again at work 💀💀
Easily the best Wojak account out there, doing the lords work!!
5:52 that reaction is so real, what it feels like to get INTENTIONALLY cockblocked
As an office worker (2 years only, but been working as such in 2 different companies already), I can relate to nothing here.
Where are the open spaces?
Why are the toilets dirty?
Where are the extremely loud other workers (not music) talking through teams with their headphones?
Where are the awkward hallway encounters?
Who the hell even considers dating a coworker in an office nowadays?
Part 2. Wojak will be moved
Dating just happens dude, my sister married her boss lmao
1:59 I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT LMAO 😂😂😂😂
I appreciate your creative work bro. You have a funny way to put together these stories 😂.
Thanks bro
I noticed how this boss was nicer than other bosses in previous episodes.
Until the end😐
Bro this is 100 x better than any episode of The Office.
Working in an office setting can be one of the worse experiences one can go through. Many people who work in offices are some of the most miserable people around but most don't leave for various reasons. Either the pay is good so they'll tolerate all the bs or they're stuck in their comfort zone. Now at the same time there are those who enjoy working in such environments but that's not the majority.
Those of us who have hung on for a decade plus, start encountering inducements to stick it out until retirement. An extra few percent in your 401k, an extra week of vacation, etc. Then you question whether changing jobs and starting the seniority clock again is worth it. You rationalize. "Oh, I'll probably be sitting in a cube again, and reviewing work orders and tickets for another business. It wouldn't really be any better..."
Still far better than retail, that shit is hell.
You can't compare your experiences to what other people experience, some people truly are comfortable because they can manage work and their person life side by side. Now if you're someone who doesn't want to be a part of that well let me tell you that to earn money you have to work. Even people who are "influencers" have to work and the toll on them can be tough too to always entertain their target audience. It becomes a job at the end of the day.
Idk why I love watching this
Im watching the stream rn. Ik its gonn be amazing
2:50
*looks at monitor name*
lol i cant stop laughing oh fucc my sides!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
office work wouldnt be something for me, im rather self employed working from my laptop wherever i want
If it wasn't for remote work I would've killed myself by now.
As an office worker, the gift collab thing to some random person in the company really hits deep hahah
I quit my kush high paying office job of 8 years to do CDL trucking !absolutely loving my life now. Office life was literally the most exhausting and brutal on my mental health felt like a fucking wage slave wasting my life in a cubicle
The monitors facing the door sent me
If you want live happy you have to stick on a few things
1 Do the job / make a business you like: If you don't, then there will be no escape to get another one. Trust me
2 Invest : Investing should be the 1st thing that comes after paying your taxes (or not lol). You can invest in crypto and forex (short term) or you can get passive income with stocks and ETF's (long term).
3 If you buy stuff buy one that you use, not one that you need : With this I mean buy a shirt but don't buy it cus some piece of shit influencer has it. Thats the point of the sponsorship.
4 Enjoy life : Understand that you are lucky to be alive. Be active, go to vacation or gym. Do something that keeps you active while also making you smile. Don't forget to also take time with your family.
5 Get a soulmate : Don't listen to gooffy ass alpha male memes. Sure don't meatride a women but try to find the one. After you do there is nothing more important then her. If she is really the one she will act the same to you.
6 AND THE MOST IMPORTANT IGNORE THE PEOPLE WHO HATE YOU : The only reason people will hate on you is because they are dragging you down to there low lvl.
"We will walk non-stop towards our goal we want on the path we opened!"
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
He really should not have had the job application website open for everyone to see, especially with his back turned to the door 😆 too bad about his missed shot there also, but he was kinda zoning out from his job, and that's a big no no in office-work. Rip resume/referral most likely.
7:05 lol I can smell 😂
The “i can smell” line was so devious😂
Working in offices is fine! But then again, the wake up call hasnt hit me yet.
Oh god. I was feeling a bit depressed about working from home and you just reminded me of the hell the public bathrooms were when we worked in the office circa 2019. It absolutely blew my mind that other adults would leave the bathrooms like that. Thank you for reminding me how good I have it now lol.
I work in an office doing purchasing and I asked my boss for a raise this past week and he just looked at me like I was an idiot and ungrateful.
I previously was looking around and other companies are offering way more money than I’m making.
When you know your worth go after it 💪🏾
Yeah same here I'm the only one in office along with my manager because everyone is either on vacation or calls out sick so they can work at home.
Wow new type of wagie wojak opened!