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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
And the number one way you can tell your company is going bankrupt - when you show up for work the doors are locked and there is a realty for sale sign out in front of the building.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number two: Employees found out they were getting a pay cut by reading it in the morning newspaper.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number three: The company teleprompter was removed and put up for sale on Craig's List.
Contributed by drbokdin.
Contributed by drbokdin.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number four: The company health insurance plan has been replaced with a car-size first aid kid and enrollment in a local CPR course.
Contributed by Bandit
Contributed by Bandit
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number five: Instead of matching your 401K contributions you get a bag of jelly beans on your desk.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number six: The back-up generator has been removed and in its place are two dozen cages with hamsters with wires attached from the hamster's exercise wheels to a car battery.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number seven: Someone in the business office has let it slip that bank statements are now being sent from Switzerland.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number Eight: You fill up your water coolor by setting buckets outside and letting them fill with rain water.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number Nine: Your building's security system has been replaced with a tape recording of a barking dog.
Top Ten Ways To Tell Your Company is About To Go Bankrupt
Number10: Your two ply toilet paper has been replaced with one ply toilet paper that feels like sandpaper and came from a 1940s military surplus supply.
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