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You don't need to be a genius or require million of rupees to inspire a workplace. This section inspirations @work presents actual workplace situations which i hope will lightens up your workplace environment. Share it now with your colleagues or paste it on the notice board.
 THE WAITING GAME
When a new bunch of waiters was hired at the restaurant where I work, our manager asked us all to help the new people out. Before the place opened one day, he delivered a rehearsed motivational speech in which he emphasized teamwork and encouraged us all to work together. "Now remember," he concluded, " there's no ' I ' in team." One of the veterans spoke up. "Yeah," he said, "but there's no 'we' in 'tip'. by: Shane Willmon
Reader's Digest, March 2002
NOTE OF OPTIMISM
While visiting my manager's office one day, I noticed a sign perched on the monitor of her computer. It read: "Better days are coming. They are called Saturdays and Sundays." by: Muhammad Junaid Owais
Reader's Digest, May 2001
CHOCOLATE AT WORK
Saturday to Wednesday are working days here. After a long relaxing weekend which starts from Wednesday night & finishes at Friday night is enough to make us lazy for next two days of work. It's Sunday today, and it was an hour since I came to office, lazy and all tired till the tea boy came with a tray full of chocolates! And I just got too excited about it, I took some chocolates & asked him who had a baby? And he smiled and told me about one of our co-workers. Chocolate made my day, and of course everyone else's at work.
And I wish there must be a new guest (baby) every other week, so we keep getting chocolates! lol. by: Faisal Mohammad Asif
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