“Unbelievable But True: 67 Outrageous Work Perks That Left Employees Speechless!”

"Unbelievable But True: 67 Outrageous Work Perks That Left Employees Speechless!"

Time_Ocean , pressmaster / freepik Report

“You Can’t Even Make That Up”: 67 Times People Received A Work Benefit So Bad, It Was Insulting I was a repairs specialist working in quality control, my job was to repair defects for a major automotive manufacturer. The last line of defense before it goes out the door.

Quality-was-my-job.

We won a JD Power award for quality, a prestigious industry award.

The office got thousands in bonuses, and they all got a Rolex.

You know what I got? Or my department rather?

A waxy piece of chocolate the size of the palm of my hand that said *JD Power* on it.

That’s it

That’s all

I told them thanks for f*cking nothing and threw it in the garbage and told them I won’t be working there much longer. They actually had the balls to say that I should be grateful. I replied ill be grateful when I leave this sh*thole and I never have to step foot on this property again.

glebo123 , senivpetro / freepik Report

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Employee at a desk, appearing stressed about receiving insulting benefits and bonuses, hands covering face. “Flexible work hours.”

Must be in office between 8 and 5, but you can show up even earlier or stay even later if you want.

cyclika:

“Of course we support flexible working options! You’re free to work from home nights and weekends.” 
Said with absolutely no hint of irony nor awareness.

WritingImplement , freepik Report

Priest sitting in a sunlit church holding a book, illustrating the concept of disappointing benefits and bonuses. We will make a donation in your name to our church.

I also have to add… he was the pastor of the church.

Tightfistula , freepik Report

Workers in a warehouse discussing insulting benefits and bonuses, surrounded by shelves of boxes. Worked at an Amazon warehouse and management told us we were the most efficient warehouse in the entire national system during peak on some metric and will be getting a prize soon. In February, someone writes on the suggestion board asking what that prize is going to be, they reply It’s on its way now.

The prize was that one of our Kivabots that delivers the shelves to our workstations will be autographed by Jeff Bezos. He never actually came to our warehouse so they probably printed a sticker and put it on one of the machines. So every once in a while, we will get to see the great one’s signature on the robot that delivers us tasks.

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