Frank’s boss finds advantages of his newly acquired corporate stilts
Posted: December 9, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: cartoon, comic, corporate ladder, corporate stilts, fun, humor, humour, outside the box, work 5 CommentsMany thanks to GD, long time friend of Just Outside the Box, for coming up with this cartoon after commenting on the last episode of Frank and his boss.
The safety committee visit Frank’s floor
Posted: November 24, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: cartoon, comic, corporate ladder, funny, glass ceiling, humor, humour, outside the box, work Leave a commentNew corporate climber joins Frank’s office
Posted: November 18, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: cartoon, comic, corporate ladder, funny, humor, humour, outside the box, work 2 CommentsEver been caught out making incorrect assumptions before?
How emails develop a life of their own
Posted: November 11, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: cartoon, comic, email, funny, humor, humour, outside the box, work 12 CommentsBecause I can (and possibly because I am an engineer and like to play with numbers), I did a quick calculation to work out how full Frank’s inbox would get after the scenario above played its course.
After the fifth iteration (starting when Frank’s initial colleague on forwards the email), Frank has 32 emails in his inbox, and we’ve involved 63 of our (now very close) work colleagues in this discussion.
If the iterations continue overnight to our final cartoon cell,
- After 10 iterations, Frank has 512 emails
- After 15, he has has 8,192 emails
- After 20, he has a whopping 524,288 emails
Makes you think twice about hitting ‘Reply all’, eh?
Next time, pick up the phone instead.
Peace and quiet for Frank
Posted: November 3, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: cartoon, comic, funny, humor, humour, outside the box, overhead cuts, work Leave a commentThe Board Report
Posted: October 20, 2014 Filed under: Science | Tags: board, cartoon, comic, homor, humour, office, outside the box, work 4 Comments
I’m sure Dilbert has already done something like this, but didn’t have the time to trawl through all his cartoons (as much fun as that would be).