the IT department after hearing about this: "you're welcome"
"I received both of them", it's too relatable with 2 factor codes
Hahaha “I don’t have read access” and “I don’t know how” are the two most common phrases I use at work 😅😅
Performance REview: Worked under immense pressure and handled conflicts gracefully using effective communication. Results was win-win situation and the client was happy with the compromise(snacks). he will be back for more.
The way food jumped in price over the last year, makes leaving the shotgun at the end and stealing the food extremely relatable.
"You both met expectations for what employees should do when being robbed. Unfortunately, we expect employees here to exceed expectations. We'll have to give you a warning for not meeting the expectation of exceeding expectations."
“EVEN I KNOW THAT WILL TAKE WEEKS!” I work as an IT, that part made me smile and laugh. Cause he is not wrong.
For real tho, when I was working as a cashier for a small grocery shop, one quiet afternoon, a guy came in as I was alone (my boss upstairs) and pulled a knife and asked me to open the cash register. I had both my hands up and said I couldn’t because I needed the key and I wasn’t qualified to have it. I begged for a while and proposed to call my boss upstairs to open it but he didn’t want me to use my phone, obviously. After a minute or two, he just gave up, probably seeing a customer arrive in the shop and he left without hurting me. Scariest sh*t I’ve ever been through. I realized later that I could easily have opened the cash register with a simple command on the screen but I completely forgot in the heat of the moment.
For once, cyber security actually did its job.
“Im not gonna leave this place empty handed” Leaves gun 😂
When he said, "I have to file a ticket with IT," I legit yelled, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!" 😆😆😆
1:08 "I received both of them" LMAO so subtle yet so funny.
Cant believe I felt like I was watching three people in a room. Great acting Joma
One of the software companies I worked for went under because we did exactly what we were told by the CEO, so if you are a robber, consider staying with banks and jewelers because in tech getting us to do what we're told is just the beginning of your problems.
When you hack a company, and then you realize you know more about the company infrastructure than the people working there so you just apply for a job instead.
my equity hasn’t fully vested yet 😂
Receiving two 2FA texts because the first one didn't send fast enough is actually very relatable
Separation of duties is made for this exact situation. Also to prevent fraud too.
I've been in IT 33 years, that was funny as hell! I'll just do the work myself or do without rather than put in a ticket. They're just going to route it back to me anyway.
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