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Let me act my wage right now #workplace #workfromhome #officegirl #relatable #corporatelife

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The millennial work ethic finally needs its flowers. #corporatelife #millennials #corporatemillennial #9to5life #workplace

Getting Fired: Office vs Job Site #workplace #work

Not everyone can handle you #officepolitics #workplace #corporatelife #explore #fyp

Veronika Explains Why Extra Work Requires Extra Compensation. #therealveronika #animationmedia #workplace #corporate #officehumor #worklife #jobstruggles #toxicworkplace #employee #workskit #relatable #boundaries

He Ran Companies For 40 Years And Couldn’t Turn On A Mac ⠀ In The Intern, Ben Whittaker is 70 years old. He’s retired. He ran a phone book company for decades. Managed teams. Closed deals. Built a career most people would dream of. ⠀ Then he takes a senior intern position at an online fashion startup and on his first day, sits down at his desk, stares at the MacBook in front of him, and has absolutely no idea how to turn it on. ⠀ He’s pressing things. Looking around. Checking the back. The younger employees are flying through spreadsheets and Slack messages at light speed while this man is having a full existential crisis trying to find the power button. ⠀ Someone half his age walks over and turns it on for him in one second. ⠀ That’s the scene your manager doesn’t want you to see. ⠀ Because this is what happens in every office in the world. The person making five times your salary is the same person who calls IT because they can’t open a PDF. The same person who prints emails to read them. The same person who types with two fingers and asks you how to share a Google Doc. ⠀ But here’s the part nobody talks about. ⠀ Ben couldn’t turn on a computer. But by the end of the film, he became the most valuable person in the entire company. Not because he learned to code. Not because he figured out the Mac. But because he had something no 25-year-old in that office had. Judgment. Patience. The ability to read a room. The ability to listen before speaking. Decades of watching people make mistakes and knowing which ones actually matter. ⠀ The young employees had the skills. Ben had the wisdom. And when the company started falling apart, nobody went to the person who could type the fastest. They went to the old man who couldn’t turn on his laptop. ⠀ The lesson is simple. ⠀ Skills get you hired. ⠀ Wisdom keeps you irreplaceable. ⠀ And the person who can’t find the power button might be the most powerful person in the room.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ #careergrowth #business #entrepreneur #workplace #corporatelife

That’ll be $500,000 . . . #consultant #workplace #consulting #working #jobs

Let’s take a look into companies that continually explain away high turnover even when it has proven to be a clear sign of an issue within the company. These types of companies and leadership teams will work overtime to not address the real culture, management and burnout issues. What do you think? . . . . . #corporatelife #corporateculture #workproblems #workplace #9to5life

Yes I rank them daily based on how they treat me…. #workplace #deskdecor #corporate