When the boss gives you the marching orders: Just for laughs 

Workplace ethics definitely call for following the book of rules. But what can one do with Miss Folly Dolly who simply can’t get things right. She’d apparently let you know that facing the boss’ censure comes a close second to being put before the firing squad. Death doesn’t kill you the way Ms Agatha Crumm’s derision does, anyway. But this weathered boss had indeed a very amazing way to garner the commitment of his new staff. “You’ll find our work motivation scheme very compelling,” he came. “It’s called the fear of the sack.” 

But Ms Folly could have got her head axed when she retorted at her boss’ instructions to take down the dictation. “Are you aware, Sir,” she cried plaintively “we are located on the 23^rd floor.” 

But Mr Error had an important tip to hand over to his boss. “Sir,” he came “the more mistakes one makes, the more one learns how to tackle them.” “I’ve learnt how to tackle mine,” replied the boss. And promptly gave his mistake the marching orders.