The Office: Can’T We All Just Get Along?
As Americans, most of us spend more waking hours at work every day than we do in our own homes with our own families. Our coworkers become an extended family; a dysfunctional one at times but a family nonetheless. Work becomes a mini life-within-a-life where we form relationships different than any others. The entertainment industry realizes how entertaining the workplace atmosphere can be and has capitalized on it with such hits as Mike Judge’s cult classic movie Office Space (1999) and NBC’s hit sitcom The Office (2007). It is an awesome social experiment to see how such diverse personalities can coexist for such long periods of time without resulting in complete discord. But just as any family has the “drunk uncle” or “eccentric aunt” that we brace ourselves for every holiday season, our places of employment are chock full of “characters”. Love them or hate them, they provide fodder for hours upon hours of entertainment, gossip and in some cases frustration.......
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