My boss asked if I had a LinkedIn...
I said, 'No, but I have a pretty good link to my couch!'
I said, 'No, but I have a pretty good link to my couch!'
'Link to my couch' parodies LinkedIn's professional networking language with the remote worker's most reliable actual connection — the sofa. The response deflects a professional development question with the honest reality of WFH productivity, and the couch framed as a network connection is quietly devastating.
Sound genuinely proud of the couch connection — it's stable, always available, and has never gone offline. The pride is what sells it.
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Workplace humor studies show that teams who share jokes (especially bad ones) have 15% higher productivity. Your HR department should be thanking you.
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My boss told me to have a good day...
So I went home!
I told my boss three companies were after me and I needed a raise...
He asked which ones. I said the gas company, the electric company, and the phone company!
I got fired from my job at the keyboard factory...
I wasn't putting in enough shifts!
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Because light attracts bugs!
My boss asked me to put a joke on the company website...
So I put up my salary!
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