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Corporate jargon addicts, reply-all enthusiasts, and meeting terrorists.

Work83 votes0 comments2 views0 guilty#office#email

The coworker who opens with 'per my last email'

Nothing says teamwork like a professionally formatted threat.

This fucking guy starts every reply with 'per my last email.'

He has never once solved a problem, but he has mastered the passive-aggressive subject line and a four-paragraph recap nobody asked for.

3/10/2026See the post
Work91 votes0 comments0 views0 guilty#meetings#corporate

The guy who says 'let's circle back' in every meeting

He has weaponized delay into a management philosophy.

This fucking guy circles back so often he should be studied by NASA.

He contributes nothing concrete, says 'great question' three times, and somehow schedules another meeting to avoid making a single decision.

3/9/2026See the post
Work88 votes0 comments2 views0 guilty#replyall#email

The reply-all hero

He believes every calendar update deserves a company-wide response.

This fucking guy replies all just to say 'thanks.'

Someone sends a note to 48 people and he jumps in with 'thanks!' like the rest of us were all starving for one more notification.

3/8/2026See the post
Work74 votes0 comments1 views0 guilty#meetings#office

The guy who schedules the meeting that should be an email

Forty-five minutes, twelve attendees, one sentence of value.

This fucking guy scheduled a meeting for something that fit in one sentence.

He books your entire afternoon to read a spreadsheet out loud, then ends with 'I'll send the notes' like he just rescued the quarter.

3/7/2026See the post

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