Work Memes

Go on, grab that third cup of coffee, and don't forget to share some of these relatable work memes with your busiest colleagues.

Go on, grab that third cup of coffee, and don't forget to share some of these relatable work memes with your busiest colleagues.

Work is a huge part of our lives, so it’s no wonder that people want it to be meaningful, lucrative, and—y’know—not have to spend a third of the day slaving away in a literal Misery Factory(™). Feeling underpaid, undervalued, utterly bored, and having to deal with awful managers is something that unites employees all around the globe. And there’s nothing like a bunch of good memes to prove that nobody’s ever in this alone.

The paradox of having a stable job is how much of a blessing and a curse it may be. Quite like a toxic relationship, you feel trapped in it but you’d be far worse off without it.

Some of the funniest memes we received from our fans on Facebook.

If you're looking for the perfect antidote to the dreary 9 to 5 grind, this Facebook group is the place to be.

I love my job. I look forward to coming to the office every single day. I don’t mind working overtime. I don’t mind working weekends. I don’t mind working for the rest of my life to afford barely anything, as when I’m on my deathbed I’ll be able to think back on what an incredible life I’ve led. Doesn’t sound like you? It most likely sounds like no one’s reality.

Even if you love your work, I'd bet that there are nuances of it that get under your skin. Whether it's interacting with clients, keeping the books, or laughing at your boss's dumb jokes, we all have our pet peeves. And the Facebook group 'Work Related Memes' has them all.

Life as a nurse is not as funny or glamorous as it is on Grey's Anatomy or Scrubs. Ask the unappreciated hospital workers, and they will tell you it requires rigorous medical studies, long hours and not enough pay. Well, they say laughter is the best medicine (ok, nurses don't) so Bored Panda came up with a list of hilarious nurse and medical memes sure to tickle their funny bone.

Anyone who doesn’t feel a sense of existential dread on a Sunday evening because they have work on Monday morning is someone who has either learned to be Zen, actually likes what they do, has completely given up on their hopes and/or dreams, or hasn’t had a weekend off in years.