HR- Authorized Ways To Tell Coworkers They're Dumb by Jim Office was so comical. This book is very witty and charming at the same time. Some of the insults in here are actual very doable and no one would be the wiser. For example, the simple things we would take for granted in an office environment you could use as an advantage in a HR-Approved Insult like dropping the paperclips around is so wild and unthinkable that's how you would get away with it. Also like the Office Wisdom pages. I think I might post a few of those around my cubicle at work to brighten up my fellow coworker ‘s day.

Kind of a mixed bag of humor. A few comments, quotes, cartoons and jokes as well as a few light hearted pranks that would come off really cute and funny in an office setting, but most of them are specifically for that. I have worked in a lot of factory settings where these jokes could be a mix to either end horribly or become a legend in the office park area, but as you get to the end of the book there are a lot of really cute jabs that I think a lot of my co-workers would enjoy. The book seems to be mixed for all ages of office-worker which I think wasn't as good of an idea as it would have been to sticking to a single age group, some of the jokes and remarks may have been fine 20 years ago but now just seem a little stale and hurtful, but the ones that are aimed at my own generation and those that are more current are hilarious and I would highly recommend them. The quips having to do with zoom meetings and more modern issues are hilarious and I think really carry the book. Page 56 mentions a zoom game that I am absolutely hoping to try. Where you choose a subject or genre or some other specific topic and work as many words having to do with it into the conversation as you can and I really wish that I could have thought of this one when I was in zoom meetings every day, because it would have absolutely helped the time to pass more easily. I highly recommend this one to anyone who is still in those daily zoom meetings or otherwise working remote, as well as those who work in the stodgy office areas.

This book is hilarious! Work life may often become so overwhelming -> long hours, stress, and "dumb" coworkers. First of all, this book tells me that I'm not the only one in this situation (haha), and it will even seem fun if I try to see it through some humor. The jokes are smart and come with amusing illustrations. Overall, it's arranged in a fun way, making it a good book to unwind with.

Just an embellished way to tell the world your own character. In the end, insults are always a load of self-projections.

A hilarious and witty read, this book strikes the perfect balance between office humor and HR-approved tact. Packed with clever zingers, workplace memes, and lighthearted pranks, it’s a laugh-out-loud guide for keeping things real while staying professional. A must-have for every office prankster or humor-loving coworker!

Very funny, and for our current times. Love it

Not quite as funny as I thought it would be, but it is HR approved so ….

Office life can sometimes get a little too serious, this book has been a total game changer! it has hilarious memes and clever illustrations, a perfect antidote to workplace monotony. Now during our breaks we all share a laugh and lighten the mood. A must have for adding humor to your day!

Bought as a joke gift for a workaholic family member, I could not help but read through some of the book. Filled with laughs and pranks, this is a fantastic birthday or Christmas gift.

This book is a witty and brutally honest take on workplace communication, offering sharp insights on addressing employee performance with humor and tact.

Not a book I would be happy to promote.