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Top 10 Work From Home Fails | Much Needed Comic Relief
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As we push into April, it’s known that Donesafe likes to pull the odd prank or two for April Fool’s Day. Except for this year, we’ve decided to switch things up and spread positivity instead. What’s better than witnessing the top 10 work from home fails to date – embarrassing folk across the globe during video conferencing calls, phone calls and new home vs. work settings. Enjoy!
As more and more businesses are affected by the spread of COVID-19, workplaces and offices across the globe have shifted employees from their corporate desks to the couch. With technology boosting more and more capabilities, the majority have the ability to continue working from home which is a HUGE privilege in these uncertain times.
That being said, our new ‘norm’ brings with it its own set of challenges ā namely in the form of needy pets, small children, partners or housemates.
Our favorite #WFHFails shared below – perfect content and entertainment for all.
No. 1: Video conferencing can be a little moo-ving for others.
When working from home there are a few rules you must follow.
Before you jump on that call with the CEO, follow these two important checks;
1.) Am I wearing a shirt?
2.) Check the surroundings before the video starts.
No 2: Sure, take a sip of water but check the cup/glass first.
Being indoors and working from home has its pros and cons.
Thanks for the laugh, Bex but I’m more concerned about the matching jumper and chair combo. Is she wearing a chair? Or did she have some leftover fabric?
No.3 – Oh pants! Nothing to see here š¬
When the office equals home and your husband subtracts his pants.
The question is what was he going to ask?
Pro-tip: Watch this video on repeat and it gets better every time.
No.4 – Cat got your tongue?
From left to right, up top; Becky, Rich, *meow* New guy?
From left to right, bottom; Sara, Scott, and Ruby.
“Ok, guys happy Monday. How’s the planning going for the COVID-19 solutions-driven approach?”
Check the meeting’s agenda, chances are it will include a pet show-and-tell.
No.5 – Bird is the word
Not much work going on here, but lots of cuddles.
Manager: “How did you get on with the expenditure report?
Employee: “I’ve been flying through the report.”
No.6 – Round One š
It’s a fight for the cleanest employee
When half the office takes the COVID-19 social distancing seriously and the other half checks in to ensure everybody is washing their hands and using the office provided hand sanitizer. Safety first.
No.7 – Meeting or Party?
Human beings like to do crazy things but it’s usually after hours and a few drinks. Business up top and party at the bottom, pardon the pun. Leave all pants on until 5 pm.
No.8 – It’s a global problem
Changes are happening across the globe and homes are now offices. When home office challenges include; pets, children, partners, and a small band. Sure it’s not dangerous, but it sure is distracting.
No.9 – Daughter: I’m about to start this man’s whole career
As we flash to a live news update, what could go wrong from your home office? Remember shoulders back, head up and eye contact. This guy hasn’t been trained to manage intruders during an interview.
Why didn’t he stand up and walk the child out?
Because he doesn’t have trousers on.
No.10 – Office shut down, for some
Oh John, its time to brush off your office shoes, blazer, and head into work. Your lunch breaks will be quiet for the next 30 days and you won’t have anyone to check over your emails before you send them. Now, that I mention it, always get someone to check over your emails before you send them out. š¤¦
It might be obvious to you, but hey; it always pays to be safe.
And as always, Stay safe out there with Donesafe.
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