SpongeBob office humour

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Your boss promised a fun team event and delivered another slideshow. Browse SpongeBob office jokes about late meetings and the reply-all you wish you could undo.

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Four-panel SpongeBob meme where a promised fun team event turns out to be another slideshow meeting

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The boss promised epic games and free food. The team got slides.

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SpongeBob Memes

Browse workplace reactions from SpongeBob, Squidward and Patrick. Each card includes a suggested situation you can edit.

Four rows show SpongeBob becoming more muscular beside captions contrasting Twitter memes, Instagram selfies, Facebook family comments and LinkedIn work experience.

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The same employee turns into a different person on LinkedIn.

Four panels show SpongeBob reading a sheet of paper, holding it over a fire and gesturing after it burns; the caption jokes about HR sending an offer letter and burning dreams.

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A job offer arrives, and the other dreams go up in smoke.

Two rows show a smiling SpongeBob and a muscular SpongeBob, beside captions about practising interview answers at home and answering the first real question.

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Interview practice at home meets the first real question.

Two panels show Squidward leaning toward SpongeBob, then pointing away; the captions suggest a nap under the desk and ask for the advice to be shared far away.

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The nap suggestion gets a request to take that advice elsewhere.

SpongeBob sits at a booth table with his hands clasped beside a steaming mug, captioned about pretending to be productive when the boss walks by.

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Prompt to try: I was doing nothing, then my boss walked past and I pretended to be busy.

SpongeBob leans forward with wide eyes and an open mouth, beneath captions about a boss praising work-life balance and asking for work until midnight.

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Work-life balance, followed by a request to stay until midnight.

SpongeBob leans forward with wide eyes and an open mouth, captioned about a manager asking for Saturday work and wondering why no one is motivated.

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A Saturday shift request comes with a question about motivation.

SpongeBob stands in front of an armchair with drooping eyelids, beneath a caption about a boss scheduling a 4:30pm Friday meeting and the words Ight imma head out.

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A Friday meeting lands right when you're ready to leave.

Two panels show Patrick in a blue jacket and tie, then wearing a plank on his head and holding a hammer; captions contrast handling a CEO meeting with accidentally replying all to the company email thread.

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Confident in the CEO meeting, less confident after Reply All.

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What do these SpongeBob memes joke about?
The pictures joke about office expectations and awkward reactions, including slideshow meetings, interview nerves and a reply-all mistake. Squidward and Patrick appear alongside SpongeBob.
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