Is white collar work actually like this?
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I want to put my chode penis into Pam's hairy warm tight pussy and suck on her fat breasts
I’m not quite following
you failed to catch that anon's drift
No, it’s worse. Much, much worse
Yep. I had an affair with a hot married woman. That stuff definitely happens.
yes but without the oftentimes clever writing
Wouldn't know. I live with my parents and they pay for everything. Can't wait to get a grown up job. This show makes it look so fun and quirky
Obnoxious and full of effeminate morons? Yes, even worse than in the show.
Back in pre-2005, yes.
Afterwards, not so much. Back then there was nothing to do at the office. Yes, there was internet but it was slow and no one used it for communication.
Fast forward to now, you can't get bored at a work where you do nothing for a simple reason - you have a phone with you with access to every single person you know instantly, any show, videos, music.
Also women strongly infiltrated the upper management of the work force ruining literally everything with seminars, open office environments and hiring people based on how much of a good slave they can be for jobs that mean literally nothing
Old computers literally had a "boss" button that would switch from whatever shit you were doing (like playing a game) to fake spreadsheeds
yeah but without anything good happening to anyone and also im sneaking jack off sessions in the freshly cleaned bathroom
WFH is going to absolutely devastate birth rates and will have horrific ramifications on the human race.
why would THAT devastate birth rates?
widespread birth control, campaigns to convince woman that having kids is bad, etc, all that is bad.
i don't see how working from home would make you not have kids. i'd be all day drilling my wife while i work
Because that’s the main place young professionals meet potential mates. Are you literally moronic or something.
are you sure about that? I'd like to see the numbers. im pretty sure that was highschool or college. people don't meet their wives at work
>Today, the average first-time groom is 30, the bride 28
people barely get married anymore... that's not a good indicator of anything
>Examples. In the USA, the average age at which women bore their first child advanced from 21.4 years old in 1970 to 26.9 in 2018
So the average age for having children is around 26-27.
If you had children at that age it means you probably met your partner AT LEAST one or two years before, oftentimes much more. So, not at work. How many people do you know what married and had children with a coworker? I worked in many different companies and I've never had a coworker with his wife working together. Ever
Black folk and beaners skew those statistics.
Not just talking about meeting at work but work and profession-based activities and functions. Happy hours, weddings, conventions etc. All those potential meet-ups are effectively gone w WFH.
they are 100% trying to control population aren’t they
but that's wrong. They meet on tinder
>campaigns to convince woman that having kids is bad
You don´t need campaigns for that. Having kids is bad for every other aspect of your life, unless you are rich.
It exaggerates ofc but the stereotypes and petty dramas do occur. Also the thing about overrating the workplace's belle, which is usually a 6/10.
No but now it looks like laying in bed all day on your laptop making calls. It's much better and I thank normalgays for losing their shit about Covid every day for it.
Taught me everything I needed to know about office politics.
White collar work today is
>arrive at work
>drink coffee
>browse your phone
>do some work and while doing that realize how little you are working
>go out for break
>return to office
>take a break to get your bearings
>do some work
>browse your phone till it's quitting time
This is literally 99% percent of white collar workers. I started doing pomodoro technique for my job and it is really fascinating how I effectively work an hour or maybe hour and a half a day and still I have to spend 8 hours there with people I genuinely don't like.
No. It’s more woke nowadays
>Tfw no cuties at my office but also I telework
Offices used to be social things now I just make my lower middle class wage and log off like the loner I'll always be
No. You actually hate and avoid at least half your coworkers. If you are lucky you find one or two people you like
Yes but it’s more like the misery of the UK office
Season 1-2 is 'comfy' 2000s whitecollar kino, showing just how boring and miserable an office can be, but also showing (semi-realistically, until later seasons that spin out of control) how you can turn it into something fun and unique.
Nowadays in my experience offices are a lot more relaxed, or I'm just lucky in my current occupation. In one sense I miss the 2000s office aesthetic, but at the same time I realise how much more comfortable it is now.
>In one sense I miss the 2000s office aesthetic, but at the same time I realise how much more comfortable it is now
You can think Management and HR for that.
When there was a clear "office" vibe and work was just work, people could coast and do nothing and still feel completely fine about it.
Management is now trying to turn the company into a family with the hope that people would get more attached and find it both harder to quit and harder to underperform.
Work is still just disguised slavery. But now they made it more comfortabl and homely.
That's not the case at my job, I'm sure it's because it's a small-ish company, but the premise is generally "as long as you do your work well, and within a timely manner, and remain on stand-by throughout the workday, do whatever you want".
Basically, given a lot of freedom, but you need to be disciplined enough to do what you should regardless.
The aesthetic I mean is dresswise though - it feels like when you dress up and get into "uniform" of fancier clothes, like shirt with a tie, tucked in and so on, it gives you more of a confidence boost and aura of doing something proper, compared to the relaxed clothes one wears nowadays. Naturally you COULD wear whatever fancy clothes you desire, but it would be out of place compared to what others are wearing.