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Bored at office...???

 

If you find it very boring in the office...

 

Here are some tips:

1. Form a detective agency to find out who is quitting next.


2. Make blank calls to your Boss.

3. Send mails from lotus notes (outlook)to your internet mail (and
immediately get to the internet and see who reaches first, you or your
mail?)and read them there, and note down the time they take to reach
there.Then do vice versa.............!!

4. Rearrange the furniture, i.e. flick someone else's chair just to
irritate him/her.
5. Count your fingers (and toes if you still get bored).

6. Watch other people changing their facial ex-pressions whileworking
and try changing your ex-pressions also.

7. Try to stretch status meetings as longer as possible, just by asking
silly doubts.

8. Make faces at strangers in office.

9. Have a two hour lunch; it's a big social occasion.
10. Learn to whistle.

11. Revise last week's newspaper.
12. Hold "How fast my computer boots" competitions.

13. Practice aiming the coffee cup into the dustbin.

14. Compile "How to waste your day"

15. Pick up phone and dial non-existing nos.

16. Have work breaks in between tea.

17. Count maximum no of applications your computer can open at time.

18. For Win NT/95 users....Move things to Recycle bin and restore them..
Then repeat this process.

19. Look at someone & try to imagine how(s) he might have looked when(s)
he was 5 years old.

20. Read jokes and send jokes.

21. Make full use of the comfortable chair and table provided and take a
nap.
And if you are still getting bored...

Then,
Fwd this mail to every BENCH'ers u know...

 

 Raj

 

http://gurukulgalaxy.com/blog/

www.bangalorespice.com

Mail: blogger.rajeshdesk@gmail.com

 

Comments

mamali prusty said…
This was such a relatable and fun read! Many of us have experienced days when work feels slow or repetitive, and this post captures that feeling perfectly. I liked how the author shared everyday thoughts and little moments that happen when you’re stuck at the office with nothing much to do. It made me smile because it felt honest and real—like reading about something everyone goes through. Posts like this remind us that we’re not alone in feeling bored sometimes, and it’s okay to laugh at those moments. Overall, it was a simple, enjoyable read that brought a bit of humor into the day. Thank you for sharing this perspective.

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