Lymric of work-life
No matter how hard you work, it will never be enough for a toxic boss.
By Julia SintonPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Sisyphus (1548-49) by Titian
Nearly atop, Sisyphus rolled his boulders,
Just like you with your desk job and folders,
Toiled to climb, in the muck,
Always just out of luck,
Down you stay, because bottomlines and shareholders.
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