Fans are waiting impatiently to find out who ultimately will win the titular"Game of Thrones," but some new research indicates who’s going to lose: Bosses, come Monday morning when everyone is figuratively or literally checked out.
“People have lives outside of work,” said Joyce Maroney, executive director of The Workforce Institute at Kronos, and employees might not be as worried about a last-minute absence with an unemployment rate of less than 4 percent. “It’s really spread beyond the normal realm of television,” said the company’s vice president, Andrew Challenger. “Fans are pretty dedicated, andChallenger said it would be difficult — and counterproductive — for employers to try and police or quash Thrones-related chatter. “Generally, with these types of distractions in the workplace, we think they’re really difficult for employers to combat. An if-you-can’t-beat-em-join-em approach tends to be best in these type of scenarios,” he said.
Sick from how that episode ended and/or series. If this is how the writers operate probably shouldn’t invest in any other work they do. They’ll just get bored and series will just be rushed and suck
I’m taking a sabbatical week because the show ended.
If you can’t stay up until 10:22pm without taking the next day off, then you should be fired.
I'm off on Monday's but it was a really good ending. I'm satisfied.
Now I’ll know who all the babies are
My colleagues need to grow the hell up.
Whatever is worse than having no spine is what wrote this godforsaken article.
What a sad headline.
Nah, I actually think they won't be. Shorter ep than usual, and massively underwhelming.
I'm writing up anyone without a doctor's note.
Ha ha yeah I too invest so emotionally in a television programme lmao