Employee chuckles at memes during business meeting, gets kicked out: ‘Unprofessional,’ says internet
A Reddit user's candid confession about getting kicked out of a business meeting for laughing at memes has sparked debate ...
Employee Laughs Mid-Meeting, HR Says ‘That’s Enough’ And Internet Calls It 'Meme-ergency Exit'
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.
Innies vs outies: What the ‘Severance’ memes say about work and identity
Innie/Outie discourse online very closely mirrors the discussions of work/life balance that have permeated popular culture ...
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Trump wants to keep Musk in government for as long as possible
Trump desires to retain Musk in government roles, acknowledging his business duties but valuing his contributions to reducing ...
Employees say 'block lists' are happening across all industries, from tech to hospitals
BI uncovered Meta's secret "block lists" — and it turns out the practice may be far more widespread than many job seekers ...
Ben Affleck Reveals What He Really Thinks About His Sad Dunkin' Donuts Memes
Ben Affleck has revealed his reaction to his "Sad Affleck" meme. The actor opened up about tabloid culture in a recent ...
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Elon Musk Shares Meme Declaring ‘Hitler Didn’t Murder Millions’ — ‘Public Sector Employees Did’
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk shared a post on his platform X this week that declared Hitler “didn’t murder millions of people,” but that public employees did. Musk shared the post Thursday ...