Office Cartoons

Some of my absolute favorite cartoons are office cartoons. I spent years toiling in cubicles, fighting faulty copiers, and trying to look busy while emailing friends and family. Hopefully those experiences help my office cartoons ring true.

My office cartoons appear regularly in publications including Reader's Digest, Harvard Business Review and Forbes to name a few.

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Office Cartoons

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Most Popular Office Cartoons

Everythings all screwed up. Nice job, people.

(Old printer on sidewalk has paper reading 'Dot Matrix Please Help')

'We've decided to relocate from our level playing field to somewhere hillier.'

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Most Viewed Office Cartoons

Everythings all screwed up. Nice job, people.

'OK, now that we all agree, let's all go back to our desks and discuss why this won't work.'

'Gentlemen! What say we stop all this bickering and simply make it a dog eat cat world!'

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Recent Office Cartoons

Weve gone from being in the red, to black, to taupe. Accounting is looking into it.

Everythings all screwed up. Nice job, people.

'Don't think of it as being fired, I just think we should see other companies.'

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Member Favorite Office Cartoons

'I understand what you're trying to do here, Tom, but I'd appreciate it more if you'd actually do it.'

'Susan, can you please call downstairs? Their stock's gone through the ceiling again.'

'The consultants are here.'

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Mark's Favorite Office Cartoons

'We find our younger employees respond better to 'try to beat your high score,' than 'we need to increase profits.'

'Hmm? Lemme check that purchase order again.'

'Granted, there were no blenders in the stone age, so technically that was our all time low, but this is still pretty bad.'