A preloader in the shape of a lightning bolt
Greenlit
Story by Dave McDonald
One individual takes Office Politics to a literal level. He finds out that another employee in his faculty is in competition with him for a high position, the boss hasn't decided yet. So the worker sends videos by e-mail to many of his co-workers. They are degrading, and/or mock campaign funny mini-adverts against the other employee. He goes so far as to conduct a petition for him to get the position. The idea is to show him competing for a job in the manner a politician does for an election.
Comments (1)
Reesa Staten
Reesa Staten
10/11/2011
We find the idea of mock political ads particularly funny. Think of the over-the-top claims (and even the cheesy voiceovers) that define most campaign ads. What would these look like if they were used by employees trying to get ahead at work? We see a lot of potential here.
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