Recently at Confused Corp, the world market leaders for unclear instructions and perplexed employees …
The CEO, known as the “Master of Monologues”, announces: “We have perfected the art of communication! Our directives are so clear that no one dares to question them!”
An intern, from the back: “That’s because the last guy who asked a question ended up in the Bermuda Triangle project.”
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