Friday, June 11, 2010

World Cup Letter To My Boss




Dear Sir,

I wish to let you know that the FIFA World Cup has already began. This is not just any other tournament, it's the World Cup! Please note that this tournament will be on till 11th July.

During this period take note of the following:

*      I will be clocking off earlier than usual in order to watch the kick off of the first game(first game is at 14.30hrs).

*      Do not be surprised if I report a little bit late every morning, it will depend on the time the last game finishes.

*      Production will go up during this month as almost all employees will be happy and highly motivated (Check Maslow's Motivation Theories with Human Resource).

*      I know you are into other boring sports like golf, cricket, bowling, etc. Please if you want to fit in the work environment for  the next one month, try to know something about soccer, even asking  a foolish question like " Is Zambia playing tonight?" is welcome, that  is if you really want to fit in, or else you will be a loner for  one full month.

*      Greeting each other in the morning will change from "Good morning" to "How was the game last night?"

*      I will not accept to work overtime during this period as no amount of money can buy me to miss a game. Therefore make sure you don't give me any work after 12. 30hours, because I also have a one hour lunch break entitled in my employment contract. The other one hour will be to book a suitable seat at the nearest venue with a large screen. (Kindly note I am not to be blamed if the venue serves alcohol as well).

*      I will need to be up-to-date with the latest; therefore the first 1 hour every morning is for accessing sports websites and other updates on the internet and also chatting with friends on phone.

*      Lastly, please do not think you can fire me should you decide to break any of the above rules as you will have to fire everyone.

Thank you for your  understanding.

Yours faithfully,

Soccer Crazy  Employee

Cc:          Management Union

               FIFA

               United Nations

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

This is funny!