Things You Should Never Say To Your Boss

[Ryrin]

                                                                 

 

 

 

 

Go!

[Guest]

[Ryrin]

☺️

 

I took the interns out for shots last night. Pretty sure they won't be in this morning.

[Guest]

The employee handbook is more like a list of "suggestions," right?

[E James Todd]

"I'll do it if I have time.  Maybe."

[Ryrin]

I've never had a boss as smart as I am.

[Guest]

What do you even do all day?

[Millon]

I'm not really SICK sick but yeah, using a sick day. 

[Tyzack]

I eventually got fired for this:

"You have a GED and a petty officer second class electrician; just because you have no idea what I'm talking about doesn't give you a right to veto it!"

[Millon]

ohh ho ho ho man! Who is that a picture of on your desk?! She's hot. ;)

[E James Todd]

"You only got your position because your bosses took pity on you." I've heard that one used; it did not end well for the user.

[Kathleen]

New employee did day say this in the end of probation interview and then told everyone in the office like she was proud of it. She is no longer working there but it was unrelated, so...I'll let you decide on appropriate or not.

 

Boss: where do you see yourself in one year's time?

 

Employee: sitting in that chair you're in having this chat with the person who's taking my current position.

[Ryrin]

:-O

 

I need to meet my social media obligations first.

[Ryrin]

Why does Jane get to do the more important and exciting stuff?

[E James Todd]

–sneezes after a team meeting concludes–

"I'm sorry, I'm allergic to the mule crap you're trying to sell us about how much we like each other."

[Millon]

"I don't DO mandatory over time"

[Ryrin]

Hey, Mills, I said that and then handed them a physician's note.

 

 

Wow, you are as old as my parents.

[Ryrin]

That's not what I heard.

[E James Todd]

"Do you actually know your job? At all?"

[Millon]

Wow, your job is EASY! 

[Ryrin]

Lol, Mills.

 

I think I can do your job.