WRONGCARDS

WRONGCARDS

  • home
  • celebration
  • holiday
  • love
  • concerned
  • family
  • jewish
  • just because
  • about
  • newsletters
  • buy me a coffee
  • get in touch

Copyright © 2008 — 2026 Wrongcards

Wrongcards Logo Wrongcards Logo
Skip to main content

Navigation shortcuts:

  • Press '/' to focus search
  • Press 'Esc' to close menus
  • About
  • Search
  • Buy Me a Coffee
  • @Bluesky

Categories

  • Celebration
  • Family
  • Concerned
  • Holiday
  • Jewish
  • Just Because (current section)
    • Inspirational
    • WTF
    • Zombies
    • Workplace (current page)
    • TGIF
  • Love
  • Dark Humor
Workplace ecard: If our managers care about workplace morale as much as they say they do, then why havent they thrown themselves out of a window? Ecard image showing: If our managers care about workplace morale as much as they say they do, then why havent they thrown themselves out of a window?

About This Card

Some of my closest friends are managers. It’s a perfectly respectable job, especially for people who are unable to do anything else. And I get along fine with managers, once they’ve learned how much easier it is to not ask me questions, like: ‘what is it you do here, Che?’ or ‘why won’t you give me back those compromising photos?’ On the whole I’d be bored without them.
  1. Home /
  2. Ecards /
  3. Just Because /
  4. Workplace /
  5. Its all lies
Published on 14 May 2013

its all lies

Previous Prev

Share this Card

Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
SEND
Next Next
you might also like
Workplace ecard with text: 'They say it's our fear of failure that holds us back. But I blame Human Resources for hiring stupid middle-managers.''

fear of failure

Category: Workplace

November 22, 2013
Workplace ecard with text: I have no particular opinion about the overall worth of middle-management. And a picture of a hanging man in silhouette.

middle management

Category: Workplace

July 15, 2010
Workplace ecard with text: 'i will be busy all day concealing a violent attitude towards authority and I do not wish to be disturbed'

busy all day

Category: Workplace

November 12, 2009
Workplace ecard with text: I have found that a limitless source of job satisfaction can be reached through the systematic terrorization of middle-managers .

job satisfaction

Category: Workplace

April 13, 2009
from the newsletter

I would rather stand in the rain than listen to somebody talking about raising the rent on their tenants. These people make me wonder if it’s all that difficult to build a guillotine in one’s backyard.

— Greetings Fellow Adults

you might also like
Workplace ecard with text: 'They say it's our fear of failure that holds us back. But I blame Human Resources for hiring stupid middle-managers.''

fear of failure

Category: Workplace

November 22, 2013
Workplace ecard with text: I have no particular opinion about the overall worth of middle-management. And a picture of a hanging man in silhouette.

middle management

Category: Workplace

July 15, 2010
Workplace ecard with text: 'i will be busy all day concealing a violent attitude towards authority and I do not wish to be disturbed'

busy all day

Category: Workplace

November 12, 2009
Workplace ecard with text: I have found that a limitless source of job satisfaction can be reached through the systematic terrorization of middle-managers .

job satisfaction

Category: Workplace

April 13, 2009
latest newsletters (opens in new tab)
  1. The Struggle to Take Any of This Seriously

    — Wrongcards. Politicians. Television. Any of it.

    Opens in new tab

  2. Peter Thiel Doesn't Understand His Favorite Book

    — On Tolkien, the broligarchs, and why literary education matters

    Opens in new tab

  3. How to be (slightly) difficult

    — You know, in case you needed a few tips.

    Opens in new tab

  4. Not All Babies

    — Or, how I don't want to get arrested for quoting Miss Rachel.

    Opens in new tab

I wrote a book

Book cover of 'The Harvard Skull Fiasco' showing [describe visual elements if any]

The Harvard Skull Fiasco

One heist.

Thirty-seven accomplices.

What could possibly go wrong?

Buy at Amazon (opens in new tab)
An illustration of a coffee-cup, and the text: 'buy me coffee'.

its all lies

Some of my closest friends are managers. It's a perfectly respectable job, especially for people who are unable to do anything else. And I get along fine with managers, once they've learned how much easier it is to not ask me questions, like: 'what is it you do here, Che?' or 'why won't you give me back those compromising photos?' On the whole I'd be bored without them.

tags:middle-management, middle-managers, managers

If our managers care about workplace morale as much as they say they do, then why havent they thrown themselves out of a window?

Copyright © 2008 — 2026 Wrongcards

  • About Me
  • Newsletters
  • Privacy
  • Ban Wrongcards
  • Complaints
  • Contact
Back to top