Further proof that all cast are just a big kittens, in this case lost in thought about life and the meaning of it all.
We all know pets make the workplace a happier and more productive place. A new survey has found that 65 percent of American pet parents believe that having pets in the workplace would benefit company culture. That same survey revealed that not only are pets beneficial to morale, but may help with recruitment and employee retention. While not every company has caught up to this idea, more and more offices are becoming pet-friendly in an effort to increase workplace morale and diffuse stress. Once again, Wellness® Natural Pet Food has put together a list of the most pet-friendly offices that go above and beyond to make their employees' furry friends feel comfortable and are setting the bar for what a pet-friendly office can be. So if you want to bring your pet to work, consider applying to one of these companies.
Having a ruff day at work? Then you really need a break and check out these dutiful pups very hard at work! Is there anything dogs can't do?! Talk about good boys and girls -- these dogs are professionals!
Every night, one guy left the office on a rarely used fire escape and passed by a dead cockroach...
People have taken their dogs into work countless of times and we just want to know... is it possible to even work while they are there!?
If you work with cats in the office everyday, you can probably relate! … Anyone else have a office supervisor?
Welcome to Wegman's Wild World of Weimaraners, where dogs bake cakes and lounge like royalty. Known to the world as the "dog photographer," William Wegman has spent the past 45 years dressing and posing his canine muses in elaborate ensembles, finding whimsy in the absurd. His work is at measures droll and enchanting, evoking awe in audiences around the world. And, his pups have had their share of the limelight, making appearances on everything from "Saturday Night Live" and "Sesame Street," to movies and galleries worldwide. Via: The Great Big Story
It might have happened to you, too...Via: Brightsaide
Every get to work late and try to explain to your boss why you were running late? It could be the traffic... or the ol' my alarm didn't ring!, but we all know for those who own pets, it's a whole different ball game of why you're running late to work...
When you work at home and your only employee is your dog... this is a no brainer, and such a cute idea!
We already know that cats and dogs don't care if you get your work done. We're sure your boss will understand, though.
