An employee has recently revealed to Reddit that he was thrown out of a business meeting for laughing at memes and later warned by HR. The issue immediately went viral on the social media platform.

The post, which quickly gained traction, described how an unexpected meme popped into the employee’s mind while his business head was discussing what they believed were “unachievable targets.” ...

A Reddit user's candid confession about getting kicked out of a business meeting for laughing at memes has sparked debate ...

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The former employee claimed that at no stage did she ever receive any share of the service charge due to be divided amongst ...

"Severance", the Apple TV+ series that has become a cultural phenomenon, ended its second season Thursday with another major ...