Jacksonville, FL – Known around the office for using as little communication as possible in emails, coworkers were shocked by Greg Emmelson’s cogent, detailed out of office message that clearly explained what to do during his vacation. Emmelson had earned a reputation for sending short emails less than a sentence long filled with auto-corrected grammatical errors from his iPhone, oftentimes…

Dallas, TX – Arriving at work less hungover than usual despite Saint Patrick’s Day occurring just yesterday, office alcoholic Alex Bowers immediately burst into a tirade complaining about the vast number of drinkers that filled up his usual Sunday night drinking spots. According to Bowers, the “amateur hour” boozers forced him to instead spend his Sunday drinking alone at home…

Palo Alto, CA – Despite providing employees with free lunches, private yoga lessons, and reasonably priced health benefits, tech startup Miyogee still received a blistering one-star Glassdoor review whose biggest complaint was the office’s lack of a Sony Playstation 4 Pro, instead only having the base-model Playstation 4.  The review blasted Miyogee for “creating a third-world work environment that doesn’t…

San Francisco, CA – As other genetic testing companies advertise their ability to match customers with their ideal wine flavor or marijuana strain based on their DNA, Management Material bills itself as the only biotechnology startup to collect and parse user DNA and accurately model what sort of professional abuse they require from their boss. Management Material claims to analyze…

Menlo Park, CA – In what it claims is an effort to increase civil discourse on the platform, Facebook’s recent ad policy changes now politely demand that any ad mentions what a great job Karen Zuckerberg, Mark Zuckerberg’s mother, did raising such a nice young man. The revised terms and conditions also accept any ads that mention what a great…

Philadelphia, PA – Calling it “one of the most insightful business books ever written,” Plaxio CEO Jack Hostetler contributed his 20-year-old copy of the Kama Sutra to the office’s book club and is extremely hopeful that his employees circulate it amongst themselves. While he is aware that the book is known worldwide for its graphic sex tutorials, Hostetler insists that…

San Diego, CA – Declaring that this is the year he finally he stays committed to a goal, Wayne Sutton has sworn off doing any work during Lent.  Sutton clarified to his manager that his abstainment would include not just his job, but also any yardwork, housework, and any work to improve himself as a person.   When confronted by his…

Washington, D.C. – Deeming it necessary to pivot after failing to generate any influence in local office politics, Chuck Mendelsohn, lobbyist at McGavers & Nash, immediately shifted his focus to achieving a domination win by any means necessary. Coworkers note that Mendelsohn’s attempt to successfully navigate the firm’s office politics were flimsy at best, but reached a low point when…

La Jolla, CA – Tony Rhodes, CEO of gym equipment supplier Iron Surplus, was blindsided by an anonymous negative Glassdoor review about his company that didn’t even mention his diverse and historically accurate sword collection.  Instead, it focused on the lack of leadership from the executive team, the company’s constant lies to their clients, and the abnormally high stabbing injury rate…

Woodbridge, VA – After accidentally prioritizing a low-priority “Pope Pius II” Jira ticket over a mission-critical “Pope Paul VI” ticket, developers expressed frustration with Director of Engineering Michael O’Neill’s papal-based labels designed to rank project importance using the 266 Catholic popes to have ever served. “I went to Catholic school all my life until college, and the only pope I…