seems there was a slight reconstruction just like that done in an oddly shaped room in DC. Since then the only sounds are the clicking of fingernails and muttered imprecations against imagined slights. It is the home of the twitterpated buttercup a rare one-off in nature. May we never see its like again.
Well, just because he leaves the door open, does not mean he wants the little people just waltzing in and talking to him. He is busy. “Same as it ever was.”
I heard that the standard mindset for boards of directors looking for a new CEO is to ask “What are your salary requirements?” One guy says “a million dollars”, and the next says “two million dollars”, so they go with the 2nd one because he displays more confidence. It may not be true, but it sure would explain how we got where we are today.
Better than the one where the door opens onto the spring-loaded trap door. I’ve had bosses who would indeed talk to you if you asked, but who held a grudge forever after if you actually used the privilege of talking to them.
strictures about 5 years ago
How does the boss get in & out?
hangedman about 5 years ago
And secretly he isn’t wearing any pants.
RAGs about 5 years ago
I think that the toon left out the greased slide just below the door. (and the shark pit at the other end)
Bryan Farht about 5 years ago
Just wait until the adjustment is over…
Enter.Name.Here about 5 years ago
“Sorry, but a ‘window’ is not a door, sir.”
Yes sir, I’ll start emptying my desk immediately. It was a pleasure sir. Good day sir."
Watcher about 5 years ago
Yes, but it’s for looks only as you can tell.
Zebrastripes about 5 years ago
Since when does a boss have a basement office with no corner windows….? NEVER!
sandpiper about 5 years ago
I vant to be alone, with thanks to Greta Garbo
1953Baby about 5 years ago
In the business world, appearances are EVERYTHING.
sandpiper about 5 years ago
seems there was a slight reconstruction just like that done in an oddly shaped room in DC. Since then the only sounds are the clicking of fingernails and muttered imprecations against imagined slights. It is the home of the twitterpated buttercup a rare one-off in nature. May we never see its like again.
Space_cat about 5 years ago
Does anyone know what the co-pay is for management promotion surgery? That’s the one where they put your head up your own derierre.
dukedoug about 5 years ago
When he said he would have an open door policy he meant the trapdoor under the chair in front of his desk!
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Well, just because he leaves the door open, does not mean he wants the little people just waltzing in and talking to him. He is busy. “Same as it ever was.”
tripwire45 about 5 years ago
How does this even make sense?
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 5 years ago
I heard that the standard mindset for boards of directors looking for a new CEO is to ask “What are your salary requirements?” One guy says “a million dollars”, and the next says “two million dollars”, so they go with the 2nd one because he displays more confidence. It may not be true, but it sure would explain how we got where we are today.
Concretionist about 5 years ago
Better than the one where the door opens onto the spring-loaded trap door. I’ve had bosses who would indeed talk to you if you asked, but who held a grudge forever after if you actually used the privilege of talking to them.
57BelAir about 5 years ago
Our last Engineering Director had an open door policy, he was just never in his office, nor on the premises much.