Better come sooner than later.

Everyone has their job and speciality, but no matter how skilled you are, you're always going to make mistakes at your job. Thinking about it is humbling - every person you interact with has botched something at their job.

People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.

There are certain things in life that just make sense: Like hiring a plumber to help in your plumbing department and an electrician for the electrical department. Well, this mysteriously nameless “home improvement store” got their wires crossed when this manager decided to nepotistically appoint an electrician to the full-time plumbing department that they had just hired a plumber to work in. When the plumber came to start their full-time job… they were told by the manager that they actually ha…

Why should any of this matter if the work gets done well?

Working relationships are built on mutual trust — so why are so many recruiters determined to start things off with deceit?

According to HR, they're out 'sick' at least 100 times per year

LinkedIn never fails to be a well of insufferable yet entertaining content.

What goes around comes back around after all. Sometimes sooner than later.

Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em.

Smell this, boss!

It's a scientific fact that 3 day work weeks feel like 13 days long.

The customer is in fact, not always right.

Sure, it's not cheating but it's also not healthy!

Here's a rare and wholesome story about coworkers!

Happy commiserating!