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Friday IT Fun: Disgruntled Employee Edition

By Chris Paoli
08/13/2010

Would you like to escape work, but your building isn't equipped with an inflatable slide? Take a mental break with these links instead. If you've found something you think other IT pros will appreciate, send an e-mail to [email protected] so we can include it in next week's edition.

Google Wave: A Pissed Off Tutorial (Cracked.com) – A Google employee demonstrates how the company's Wave would have increased the happiness and productivity of the human race -- if only it didn't get canned.
Tips For Writing a Passive-Aggressive Work E-Mail (FunnyorDie.com) – As you know...these steps should always be followed when channeling your work rage in the form of an e-mail.

Office Cubicle Prank (YouTube.com) – Sick of receiving all those passive-aggressive e-mails from your neighboring cubicle coworker? Here's a tip for getting them back.
How To, Batman -- How To Be Healthy (YouTube.com) – Let the caped crusader show you how to be a fit and happy person. Check out Batman's other how-to videos to work your way to a better 'you.'

About the Author

Chris Paoli (@ChrisPaoli5) is the associate editor for Converge360.

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