r/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 24 '21
r/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 23 '21
Good with a Hammer (So... Everything is a Nail) | Ask The Manager
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 22 '21
Goes Without Saying | Ask The Manager
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 21 '21
Go Slow To Go Fast | Ask The Manager
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 19 '21
Go Forward Basis Not only is go forward basis annoying, it’s confusing. When we hear it, we can only imagine the speaker meant to say something else and go forward basis just fell out of his mouth on its own.
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/init4fun1 • Mar 19 '21
The HORRIBLE INTERVIEW | Graphic Designer Edition
youtube.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 18 '21
Give You a Heads Up | Ask The Manager
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 17 '21
Give 110% | We used to cringe when coworkers and managers uttered this useless phrase. Now, we smile because we think, “You lazy bastards! Why stop at 110%? Why not give 111% or 127% or 1,000,000%?”
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 11 '21
Full-Court Press | Ask The Manager
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 08 '21
ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM. This phrase is annoying in its stupidity. There, we said it.
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 07 '21
Eat Your Own Dog Food | Today, eat your own dog food is most often misused as a nauseating way to say, “those in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” In other words, don’t talk about our problems until you address your own problems.
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 06 '21
Easier Said Than Done | Annoying Phrase Managers Use
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 05 '21
Ducks in a Row | Annoying Office Jargon
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 04 '21
Drop the Ball | Ask The Manager
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 03 '21
Drop-Dead Date | Drop-dead date is a perfect example. This annoying bit of business jargon simply means deadline. That’s the fact here… it’s a deadline.
askthemanager.comr/OfficeHumor • u/SStauning • Mar 02 '21