Images: Demotivators

I'm a little taken aback by some of the other comments - how can you not see humour in this stuff?

We all have had experiences of crappy company practice, weasels in the workplace, lazy co-workers, apathy and mediocrity all around and low morale in one way or another. All this stuff does is exaggerate it and send it up. At worst it's mildly amusing. Still, that's just my own opinion.

I love stuff like this. And Dilbert. And BofH.

(then again, most of these demotivational things and a hell of a lot of Dilbert strips have been directly applicable to our company at one point or another. Blame seems to be the current favourite).


Thanks for sharing, Bill. Reminds me that T'interweb isn't all hatred and fury. Oh, wait.....

Anyone who has worked knows someone that at least one of these posters represents!

They're simply parody's of what we all think sometimes in our daily grind. Who hasn't wondered how the boss got where he is over others far more qualified, or how the guy four desks over could possibly make as much as you with the amount of work he does on an hourly basis?

They're there to make us laugh, and stop wondering for just a moment in time, if we truly ARE the brightest bulb in the box.

I guess you have to know the definition of sarcasm to understand the priceless humor these DE-motivational posters emanate.

....to find problems. Users typically bring them to us or dodgy tech screams at us for attention

Because wailing about the obvious is easier than going out of your way to find real problems


Great ones.

How can you not have a warm, fuzzy feeling looking at these celebrations of mediocrity?

Besides, I'm positive they accurately describe the corporate attitude. Don't you think they've been posted in every hall of MBA learning?