There's nothing more satisfying than proving to everyone in the office that your manager's pointless rules are... well, pointless.

Did anyone else have a crazy dream job as a kid that led to some serious disillusionment as an adult? You could have had the aspiration to be an astronaut, to be president, or to be a pop singer. I'd be lying if I denied that my since deleted first email had the words “movie" and "star” in it. It's a common occurrence for kids to dream big, and this is by no means a suggestion that they shouldn't. The disillusionment that comes with adulthood is inevitable, but we can all do a better job at pre…

We've all had managers who spend way too much energy enforcing silly rules that serve absolutely no purpose.

It is remarkable to see the excuses employers will come up with to avoid properly compensating their employees.

Coworkers who potentially get in the way of your income are the absolute worst.

Being forced to bake cookies for his coworkers was never part of this man's job description.

Where does it say in this employee's contract that they are obligated to give up their first class seat to their boss?

Early morning routines are sacred, and when a coworker tries to intervene, tensions can rise.

The problem here is not that the employee isn’t communicating enough; it’s that his boss and coworker are overstepping boundaries. Clearly, this employee had said plenty about his whereabouts over the past few days. He had to take off due to a family emergency. No further explanation is necessary. He even followed up over the weekend via email and again over text with an update that he wouldn’t be in the office for one more day but that he would be back on Tuesday. Again, this is a perfectly su…

Your first day on the job can't get much worse than this.

Be careful who you fire!

This general manager may have been on his way out, but he's going to regret sending that text.

Everyone has a mental list of red flags to bear in mind when walking into a job interview.

Sometimes, being a rule follower can lead to finding clever loopholes.

The only thing worse than a long commute is a long commute to a job you really dislike. Even if you bring a book, music, or a movie, commuting is still annoying to do every day. I used to commute 90 minutes each way twice a day, and it was soul-deadening. Even with entertainment, it's hard to sacrifice so much of your day every day without being paid. If you made me president, I would make every single company reimburse its' workers for their commuting time. If you have to take time out of your…

We know all too well at this point that your boss is not your friend.