*Feigned sob!*
What better way to mark the occasion than by wasting one last chunk of tax payer dollars by bludging off with a blog post! Stick that in your efficiency dividend, Lindsay Tanner!
Anyrate, this post isn't about that.
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There are some really noble people in this world, dedicating their lives to worthy tasks. Take for example, those at the Office Sign Project.
After I attend to the more trifling and insignificant things on my 'to do' list (ie, moving house, etc), I might submit some examples from my portfolio of office sign photos.
In the meantime, enjoy these additional examples, sent to me by a (very) concerned citizen of public service land.
Wow - such a creative use of font colour and size! Sure to secure compliance!
F*ck - now I'm going to have to run yet another f*cking recruitment process. Knowing the public service, it will take 6 months and an unsuccessful fairy will appeal the decision to the public service commission.
Typical!
PS - While I think of it, thanks for all the suggestions of things to write on the preachy office signs from my previous post. I almost went one better the other day and punched the suspected author of the signs fair in the neck. I was attending to the very important and very work-related task of printing off colour copies of real estate listings when suspected-sign-author sprung me using the colour printer. In keeping with his vigilante-esque commitment to the proper use of office equipment and resources, he reacted as if I'd murdered some puppies or something - "do you absolutely HAVE to print in colour?" Yes, f*ck-face, I do! How else do you expect me to fill in the time in which I could be working and making things easier for my successor?!!?
3 comments:
Good luck for Sydney although why you didn't choose Melbourne I'll never know. Don't close the blog, I look forward to the 'moving disasters' posting.
I was Lindsay Tanner's secretary, in a Previous Life. Just a piece of useless triv for you there.
But what the F*CK is an Efficiency Dividend???
There's always a sign writer in every office. I wonder what it would be like to work somewhere without subtle reminders on the walls in bad fonts.
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