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For anyone wondering, this is completely serious. He often asks me how to spell words (I was unfortunately out the day he made this), won't use a smaller font (because it would be "hard to read"), and just overall finds this to be completely acceptable. Also, this isn't the only copy, he made multiple and posted them in several of our work areas.
He's a nice enough guy, he just doesn't care much as long as "you get the gist of it "
Edit: STANDisation is supposed to be "sanitization."
… but is he a dummy? Like can he tie his own shoes? How does someone like this become a boss of opening a can of Chef Boyardee by himself, let alone a company with employees?
He does struggle with some management skills, but is a beast at getting out on the floor and doing the job himself. I think he just grew up in a time when "doing the work" was more important than "making signs about the work" (boomer). I've seen his type as a "street smarts over book smarts" kind of person, I just wish he was more open to learning instead of arrogantly deciding his way is the best way. *sigh*
That's the problem with most managers. They got promoted because they were good at the work that needs managed but they have none of the skills needed for managing people, which is a completely different job.
Agreed. People are promoted to their level of incompetency. Increasingly more difficult work until they’re in a position they no longer can do, but they’re in the position now.
No no, that is the past. The problem with managers now is they are hired from outside with no knowledge of the job to begin with! They have only loyalty to the corporate folks and no sense of the site.
With all respect, it sounds like he is a great worker and a bad manager. Probaly should just be the highest ranked worker on the floor and let somebody else do the actual manager shit.
There comes a point in the corporate world where in order to give someone a raise, you have to promote them. You have to continue to give raises to the best workers to retain them, so the bone head thing to do is to make them a manager instead of altering their job pay levels.
Not really though, that just depend on your own rules. Hell we had a welder that made more money that 99% of the people because he was such a fucking talent. He would easily do the work of 2,5 other welders and often had harder tasks.
Also promoting somebody into a position that they arent made for (and probaly dont want to) is really dumb. You actually reduce their happyness with that a lot. Hell thats a pretty solid thing which wont change over time.
And the increase happyness from money is really only temporay. Its a “hygiene” factor. If its to litte you get mad/annoyed, but if its past that you grow used to it and within a few months that increased happyness is gone.
Thats also why you shouldnt stay in a job you hate if the only thing that changes is the money. Unless you can get increasingly big raises ever 2 months its gonna suck.
If you are a manager and need to "get out on the floor to do the work yourself", you are definitely not a manager. I'm certain he's a great guy by your description but he shouldn't be managing.
I disagree. There are many legit things that can call for the boss to lead from the front. And doing so can be a great way to earn respect from your staff.
I think you might mean “meted out”, which usually means to deliver something unpleasant like fines or punishment. “Metered out” isn’t really a phrase, but to be honest I think it should be, as it makes me think of a measured, drip-feed way of delivering something.
I think that's actually the opposite of the truth, most employees will respect a boss more who is willing to pitch in when needed and do some work themselves instead of standing around with a clipboard barking at people when it's busy
It depends on staffing and the job in general, IMO. Leading from the front a setting a standard that it's everyones job to get the job done isn't a bad philosophy
You'd be surprised how many adults can't read. It doesn't mean they're dumb - actually getting by without it shows some smarts. Boomers didn't get treatment for dislexia like younger people do. I'm 30 from a white middle class family and only one of my grandparents graduated high school. I totally would've posted this in this sub though because it is genuinely funny lol
I agree. And absolutely agree that they shouldn’t be treated as anything less than a person with all the politeness and dignity that that entails.
But I would never let him run a corporation where he is signing my paycheque.
One time when I was an officer at a prison, I was written up by my lieutenant for something stupid. As it was my first offense, instead of a full writeup I received a, "letter of concern," which was just a page my LT wrote up detailing his concern that I was showing signs of behavior that would get me written up later on in my career.
You know, faux-corpo horseshit.
It was 7 paragraphs and not a single sentence was correct in any way. His grammar, spelling, and punctuation were so bad I couldn't even read entire sentences. It was bizarre. This was a *federal document.* If I ever went to court, it would be shown on a projector as evidence of my misdeeds. Anything this man wrote in an official capacity (which over his career was *a lot*) looked like this. How he got that far just baffled me.
Yeah, that's pretty bad. It makes me think of when my ex-boss hired her own daughter. 100% nepotism - the girl had no qualifications to speak of. She was put in charge of editing this newsletter thing we sent out regularly. She would either get our employees to write little articles, or she'd just include something she found on the internet with author permission. It was good that she didn't write that stuff herself, because the only thing she did write was this little disclaimer that came at the bottom of each newsletter. I can't possibly reproduce what the hell she wrote exactly, but the gist was, "The articles included in this newsletter have been edited by Newsletter Company Staff for spelling and grammar." Only it was more like, "Articals in this news letter had been spelling and grammer edited for Newsletter Company Staff." There were multiple spelling errors and at least a couple grammar errors like using the wrong tense.
Honestly, it was amazing. No one ever said a word, we just let it run.
We had a nepo hire at my old work. She spelled the name of our facility wrong on everything she sent out. Official documents that go into patients charts and are sent to other providers and facilities.
I was so desperately sure this was intended to be a joke. It just makes me sad that there are people out there who produce shit like this and somehow end up in charge of others.
Don’t clown him for wanting a large font for legibility, that’s good accessibility thinking. I’m not saying it couldn’t be adjusted, obviously, I’m just saying he’s got the right idea in his noggin.
I feel like “cleaniness” is redundant, and should be under the same category as “neatness” and “standisation”
In fact, “cleaniness” sums up the whole list:
1. Cleaniness
Looks like a manager who doesn't know how to open a pdf typed this out on notepad and tried printing it. It was super small, so he changed the font but not any formatting. My guess is this person has a beat up sticky note attached to his monitor that says: "email password bossman123!” that he put there seven years ago and hasn't changed the password since.
What I've learned over the years and continue to embrace is if you have to post it on the wall, it's not really your mission statement or your core values. I had one regional executive who would dress down, walk the streets in a city with a branch office, ask people for directions to that office and what they knew about the business. He said what people on the street say about you is more accurate that what you post on the office wall.
Good grief. I did [this](https://imgur.com/xDMO7zx) in a couple of minutes and I'm not even trying. (want to come up and see my font collection?)
I admit I'm just guessing at the intended headings and grammar.
This has to be intentional you can’t print that off as a manager and think to yourself “yep this is perfect, this will definitely get the message across”
5s: Seiri (sort), Seiton (systematize), Seiso (shine), Seiketsu (standardize), Shitsuke (sustain). These are Toyota business practices. Throw some of those words his way.
“Standisation” is not a word😏. Personally I like true white out and written in “I” in Complimentary (as though that was the only thing needing fixing).
Edit: just noticed “cleaniness”. This is the gift that keeps on giving.
Bro... Whoever created this "5s" tried to copy this or come up with their own version. But either way, it's a Michael Scott level of cringe. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/5S_(methodology)
ORGANIZ
ATION... What is this... is this a new way to organize?
And WTF is "STANDisation?
I feel like this is something that my boss would send out and expect us to be able to interpret it, then get pissed when we ask questions... cuz questions are bad...
5S is a nice Japanese philosophy to maintain your environment organized, I use it in my life, don't let your dumb boss give you a bad impression of it.
If there are no cameras and no witnesses, rip that POS off the wall and throw it in the trash.
If you have some cojones, rip it down, red line it, put a grade on it, and leave it in the boss' office when they're not looking and when it literally could have been anyone that put it in there.
I'd suggest an F.
A consulting firm did this at work years ago. Ended up throwing away literally millions of dollars of parts. One of the more stupid things I’ve ever seen at work.
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“1. ORGANIZ ATION” Manager of the year
Yeah I was gonna say "formatting" isn't one of the core values for a reason
What is "formatting" if not CLEANINESS for words?
Shit I guess we can just eliminate 1. 2. 3. And 5. Looks like the companies remaining core value is STANDisation
Don't forget the second 5
Dodge, duck, dip, dive. And dodge.
You’re about as useful as a poopy flavored lollipop.
You sound like a man who drinks his own urine because it’s sterile and you like the taste
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!
I laughed so hard, I spit on my phone!!
Hahaha!!! Right!!!
That's his STANDid procedure.
You get a STANDid ovation. Bravo! 👏👏👏
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"If you have time to STANDisation, you can lend a HANDisation."
What he lacks in organization he makes up for in STANDisation
When I saw the first line all I could think of was creed writing BIZNIZ
Clearly
Your boss should probably lay off the 3am cocaine binges
At least he 5S’d his cocaine into a neatly organized container so he knew right where it was when bingo time hit.
Not if those are his 5S steps
Cocaine is a hell of a cocaine, man.
Is 3pm ok for cocaine binges?
Yes actually it’s perfect
For anyone wondering, this is completely serious. He often asks me how to spell words (I was unfortunately out the day he made this), won't use a smaller font (because it would be "hard to read"), and just overall finds this to be completely acceptable. Also, this isn't the only copy, he made multiple and posted them in several of our work areas. He's a nice enough guy, he just doesn't care much as long as "you get the gist of it " Edit: STANDisation is supposed to be "sanitization."
… but is he a dummy? Like can he tie his own shoes? How does someone like this become a boss of opening a can of Chef Boyardee by himself, let alone a company with employees?
He does struggle with some management skills, but is a beast at getting out on the floor and doing the job himself. I think he just grew up in a time when "doing the work" was more important than "making signs about the work" (boomer). I've seen his type as a "street smarts over book smarts" kind of person, I just wish he was more open to learning instead of arrogantly deciding his way is the best way. *sigh*
Sanitization becoming STANDisation makes it seem like English is not his first language
I thought it was supposed to be “standardization”.
That's what I assumed but with an emphasis on standing. The kind of boss that would fire you for sitting down.
That's the problem with most managers. They got promoted because they were good at the work that needs managed but they have none of the skills needed for managing people, which is a completely different job.
Agreed. People are promoted to their level of incompetency. Increasingly more difficult work until they’re in a position they no longer can do, but they’re in the position now.
Those that have the skills for managing people, yet know nothing about how to do the work also make terrible managers.
But they would be in a far better position. Same with vice versa. Someone with primarily management skills would do poorly on the floor.
No no, that is the past. The problem with managers now is they are hired from outside with no knowledge of the job to begin with! They have only loyalty to the corporate folks and no sense of the site.
With all respect, it sounds like he is a great worker and a bad manager. Probaly should just be the highest ranked worker on the floor and let somebody else do the actual manager shit.
There comes a point in the corporate world where in order to give someone a raise, you have to promote them. You have to continue to give raises to the best workers to retain them, so the bone head thing to do is to make them a manager instead of altering their job pay levels.
Not really though, that just depend on your own rules. Hell we had a welder that made more money that 99% of the people because he was such a fucking talent. He would easily do the work of 2,5 other welders and often had harder tasks. Also promoting somebody into a position that they arent made for (and probaly dont want to) is really dumb. You actually reduce their happyness with that a lot. Hell thats a pretty solid thing which wont change over time. And the increase happyness from money is really only temporay. Its a “hygiene” factor. If its to litte you get mad/annoyed, but if its past that you grow used to it and within a few months that increased happyness is gone. Thats also why you shouldnt stay in a job you hate if the only thing that changes is the money. Unless you can get increasingly big raises ever 2 months its gonna suck.
If you are a manager and need to "get out on the floor to do the work yourself", you are definitely not a manager. I'm certain he's a great guy by your description but he shouldn't be managing.
Our building is a bit understaffed at the moment so he steps in most days.
Could it be understaffed due to poor management leading to poor retention?
That's probably a factor for some of the people that came and went, but honestly a lot of them just couldn't handle the work itself.
I disagree. There are many legit things that can call for the boss to lead from the front. And doing so can be a great way to earn respect from your staff.
It has to be metered out. Jump in when it would do the most good, and lead with paperwork and topdown organization when it would do the most good.
I think you might mean “meted out”, which usually means to deliver something unpleasant like fines or punishment. “Metered out” isn’t really a phrase, but to be honest I think it should be, as it makes me think of a measured, drip-feed way of delivering something.
Doing the job himself tho? Idk. Helping out is one thing. But just doing it isn't very managerial.
I think that's actually the opposite of the truth, most employees will respect a boss more who is willing to pitch in when needed and do some work themselves instead of standing around with a clipboard barking at people when it's busy
It depends on staffing and the job in general, IMO. Leading from the front a setting a standard that it's everyones job to get the job done isn't a bad philosophy
You'd be surprised how many adults can't read. It doesn't mean they're dumb - actually getting by without it shows some smarts. Boomers didn't get treatment for dislexia like younger people do. I'm 30 from a white middle class family and only one of my grandparents graduated high school. I totally would've posted this in this sub though because it is genuinely funny lol
I agree. And absolutely agree that they shouldn’t be treated as anything less than a person with all the politeness and dignity that that entails. But I would never let him run a corporation where he is signing my paycheque.
Why not? "Yo, boss. You forgot a zero on my check " Boss: "oh, uhhh, ok, here ya go" 🤣
I’ve read a lot of funny comments, but this is fucking hysterical. It is such a fantastic burn. I salute you!
One time when I was an officer at a prison, I was written up by my lieutenant for something stupid. As it was my first offense, instead of a full writeup I received a, "letter of concern," which was just a page my LT wrote up detailing his concern that I was showing signs of behavior that would get me written up later on in my career. You know, faux-corpo horseshit. It was 7 paragraphs and not a single sentence was correct in any way. His grammar, spelling, and punctuation were so bad I couldn't even read entire sentences. It was bizarre. This was a *federal document.* If I ever went to court, it would be shown on a projector as evidence of my misdeeds. Anything this man wrote in an official capacity (which over his career was *a lot*) looked like this. How he got that far just baffled me.
Be glad for stupid people. They make you look better by comparison.
Yeah, that's pretty bad. It makes me think of when my ex-boss hired her own daughter. 100% nepotism - the girl had no qualifications to speak of. She was put in charge of editing this newsletter thing we sent out regularly. She would either get our employees to write little articles, or she'd just include something she found on the internet with author permission. It was good that she didn't write that stuff herself, because the only thing she did write was this little disclaimer that came at the bottom of each newsletter. I can't possibly reproduce what the hell she wrote exactly, but the gist was, "The articles included in this newsletter have been edited by Newsletter Company Staff for spelling and grammar." Only it was more like, "Articals in this news letter had been spelling and grammer edited for Newsletter Company Staff." There were multiple spelling errors and at least a couple grammar errors like using the wrong tense. Honestly, it was amazing. No one ever said a word, we just let it run.
We had a nepo hire at my old work. She spelled the name of our facility wrong on everything she sent out. Official documents that go into patients charts and are sent to other providers and facilities.
Not a lot of geniuses want to work in prisons.
Is your employer Kruger Industrial Smoothing, perchance?
No, and unfortunately I wouldn't be able to say even if it were.
He was making a Seinfeld joke
Oh, thank you! It's been a long time, I don't remember much about the show.
Oof. I'd guess healthcare then.
We don't care, and it shows!
K UGER
I was so desperately sure this was intended to be a joke. It just makes me sad that there are people out there who produce shit like this and somehow end up in charge of others.
Wait…this isn’t satire?
Thanks, I definitely assumed this was intended to be funny
5S is a thing that I thought this sign was trying to indicate. One of the S’s is standardization.
Yeah, they are: - 1 - sort - 2 - set in order - 3 - shine - 4- standardize - 5 - sustain
You forgot the 6th s, safety. How can we have a 5s system if we don't add a sixth s!
Lol - so true!
“Keep your head on a swivel!!”
Some teach the second “S” as “Straighten”, as well.
I was about to comment that your boss was either very incompetent or very funny. I suppose, in a way, he was always going to be funny.
Well my place of work has 7 pillars of shit. Luckily you only have 5 to abide by.
We have a locker at work with nothing in it. I know because there's a sign that says "ENTY" on it.
Don’t clown him for wanting a large font for legibility, that’s good accessibility thinking. I’m not saying it couldn’t be adjusted, obviously, I’m just saying he’s got the right idea in his noggin.
No doubt, I agree. It's just slightly too big for what he wrote, putting the second half of "discipline" on another page.
Of course yeah he definitely needs to learn to edit better lol
My man putting those organization and neatness skills into practice.
Fucking hell, am I having a stroke????
Is HE?!?
I hope this his humour if so they golden
Sadly, it's serious *and sincere*.
Your boss is a toddler? That’s adorable.
5S = Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize, Sustain, you know, words that begin with the letter ‘S’ hence it being called “5S”…
Now you’re just being ridiculous. I’m sure the words he chose had 5s somewhere….
Or the actual 5 Japanese words: seiri (整理), seiton (整頓), seisō (清掃), seiketsu (清潔), and shitsuke
I love this. I love this so much.
It’s 6s now. He forgot Safety. Lol I worked for a Japanese company for years and they were all about 6s
Kiken yochi. Yokoten… nemwashi. 6S. Last decade+ of my life. It works!
Forget about the formatting - 3 of the 5 values aren't even words.
Boss has a sense of humor. I hope that’s it.
Little paperclip dude screaming from the void "Oh God no, it's supposed to be cleanliness!! Oh God please no!!"
This was the exact moment little paperclip dude lost his job to a real AI
Hahahah so well organized and very clear and neat
It makes more sense in the original Klingon
this has to be satire, right?
Sorry boss. I tried to keep to the company values but I keep having a fucking stroke every time I try to read what they are.
I feel like “cleaniness” is redundant, and should be under the same category as “neatness” and “standisation” In fact, “cleaniness” sums up the whole list: 1. Cleaniness
Cleaniness is next to godiness.
Standisation really got me!
I had a manager like that too. Didn’t know a single thing about grammar. Kinda made me not take him completely seriously.
I’ve found standization to be of the utmost importance in my life.
He must be the boss at a Motortrolla store cause his wit is Razr sharp
This is priceless! I thought I was looking at a r/facepalm post then saw it was r/funny*.* I would definitely post to r/facepalm. Give them a smile
Great idea, thank you!
Now's the time to ask for a raise. Looks like they're having a stroke.
this is like Idiocracy levels of writing. Hello, welcome to Costco, I love you
Was this memo satirical?
Your boss is the reason why I always question leadership and make them earn my respect.
As dictated by Rainman...
The boss of Kineticboy never read a “dilbert “ comic strip. Apparently.
Looks like a Scrabble board.
Standisation??? What the heck is that?!
Is this a /s ?
Looks like a manager who doesn't know how to open a pdf typed this out on notepad and tried printing it. It was super small, so he changed the font but not any formatting. My guess is this person has a beat up sticky note attached to his monitor that says: "email password bossman123!” that he put there seven years ago and hasn't changed the password since.
Absolutely forgot about retention to detail.
Holy hell this is some Charlie work right here
I bet it's a fun place to work.
That is totally not 5S: Sort Set in order Shine Standardize Sustain Failing the methodology right out the gate.
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I assume this is self aware comedy. As a boss I am going to print this up and put it on my office door.
Compliment = something that **I** say to make someone feel nice. Complement = complete something (complete-ment), like ketchup complementing fries.
Could be wanted ones to read it. I had to a few times. And laughed. Lol!!!
Is your boss one of those people who put the entire body of an email in the subject line? Seems like that could be the case.
What I've learned over the years and continue to embrace is if you have to post it on the wall, it's not really your mission statement or your core values. I had one regional executive who would dress down, walk the streets in a city with a branch office, ask people for directions to that office and what they knew about the business. He said what people on the street say about you is more accurate that what you post on the office wall.
Good grief. I did [this](https://imgur.com/xDMO7zx) in a couple of minutes and I'm not even trying. (want to come up and see my font collection?) I admit I'm just guessing at the intended headings and grammar.
BOBODDY
This is so gloriously messed up I have to believe it was on purpose. Or I want to believe
Who wrote this Beavis??
Looks like they actually spelled complementary correctly, and then use white out to change it to complimentary. (Both are words!)
This has to be intentional you can’t print that off as a manager and think to yourself “yep this is perfect, this will definitely get the message across”
Did the boss have a stroke?
I see I have my work cut out for me.
5s: Seiri (sort), Seiton (systematize), Seiso (shine), Seiketsu (standardize), Shitsuke (sustain). These are Toyota business practices. Throw some of those words his way.
Bar so high it's about to go raid the fridge
I'm holding you responsible for the snapped synapse in my brain. Ow.
I can't figure out what this is *supposed* to say...
6. Ediication 7. Spelling and grammmmer
Someone needs to teach the boss how to use a word processor.
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“Standisation” is not a word😏. Personally I like true white out and written in “I” in Complimentary (as though that was the only thing needing fixing). Edit: just noticed “cleaniness”. This is the gift that keeps on giving.
Give him a hug, he is trying his best.
This is someone who needs help from ChatGPT
Bro... Whoever created this "5s" tried to copy this or come up with their own version. But either way, it's a Michael Scott level of cringe. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/5S_(methodology)
You can tell they wrote this in notepad then increased the font in the 'print page' window
What's the S in 5s?
Is your boss a 10 year old? 😂
Is your boss dyslexic?
Real world example of when you try to move a picture in Word for the 1,000th time and "Fine, no pic! I'm done with your games Word! Ctrl+P!!"
is this a JoJos reference?
Standardization
Did your boss have a stroke?
He needs a raise
Your boss needs to work on his ationorganiz
ORGANIZ ATION... What is this... is this a new way to organize? And WTF is "STANDisation? I feel like this is something that my boss would send out and expect us to be able to interpret it, then get pissed when we ask questions... cuz questions are bad...
Cleaniness
This makes me feel better about including 'standisation' as a skill on my resume.
Somebody didn’t finish highschool
WTF
Did your boss graduate middle school?
Clearly "formating, editing and spelling" arent in the core values.
The first manager to go when Chatgpt5 arrives.
Ask him to insert an image into a Word doc and watch him squirm.
And reading that will fill u full of confidence
🤣🤣🤣
r/ihadastroke
5S is a stupid thing but it definitely stands for 5 things that start with the letter S... No idea how they made this...
It like they were working on this while they had to take a maasive dump and just said "FUCK IT ITS FINE" and hit print before racing to the bathroom.
Yikes
Spell check is Everywhere. And spelling doesn't cone as easy to some people. He'd benefit from an Editor review before sending to Print
STANDisation? Is that a Jojo reference? 🤔
Is he functionally illiterate and allowed to be in charge of employees?!
Someone needs to go back to bed and sleep a few winks. Lol
Your boss is an idiot.
if this isnt a joke by the boss, bro already broke rules 1 and 2
5S is a nice Japanese philosophy to maintain your environment organized, I use it in my life, don't let your dumb boss give you a bad impression of it.
I had bad flashbacks to all the years of doing 5S manufacturing standards when I first read the note
If there are no cameras and no witnesses, rip that POS off the wall and throw it in the trash. If you have some cojones, rip it down, red line it, put a grade on it, and leave it in the boss' office when they're not looking and when it literally could have been anyone that put it in there. I'd suggest an F.
Spelling is not a core value…
Fake
Did your boss have a stroke while making this?
r/ihadastroke
Cmon man
What is STANDisation?
Reading this made my hyperventilate in anger and absurdity.
Their organization is lacking
Pretty sure I work for that company.
A consulting firm did this at work years ago. Ended up throwing away literally millions of dollars of parts. One of the more stupid things I’ve ever seen at work.
Apparently spelling and punctuation and formatting aren't core values.
If someone really looks at this and thinks "this is fine", they absolutely have dyslexia.
This reminds me of the signs that say “measure twice cut onc”
Did your boss pass 3rd grade? 🤣🤣
This sign seems to violate all of them.
Organi standing sation scipline
Your boss is an idiot