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You ever notice how in workshops, they use the term "icebreaker" like it's some magical spell to make everyone instantly comfortable? I'm sorry, but no amount of small talk is breaking the glacier of my social anxiety.
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I attended a creativity workshop, and they said, "think outside the box." Well, turns out, I'm more of a "what box?" kind of person. Now I'm just standing here, wondering where everyone else found their imaginary boxes.
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Workshops are like potluck dinners – you never know what you're going to get, and there's always that one person who brings the same old, reheated ideas. "Oh, you brought the leftover 'Increase Productivity' casserole again?
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I went to a workshop on time management the other day. The irony? It lasted four hours! I thought it was a crash course, not a marathon. By the end of it, I had to schedule a nap just to recover from learning how to manage my time.
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Workshops are like the dating scene for ideas. You bring your concept, hoping to make a connection, but most of the time, it feels like your idea is just swiping left on you. "Not interested in your creativity today.
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Workshops are where the office introverts become the unofficial champions of the "Avoid Eye Contact and Pretend to Take Notes" Olympics. We might not win gold, but we definitely earn a participation ribbon for our efforts.
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Workshops are the only place where "breakout sessions" sound exciting until you realize it just means you're breaking out of your comfort zone to talk to strangers. Can't we just have a solo breakout session with our snacks and a good book?
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You ever notice how workshops are the adult version of kindergarten? I mean, we're still sitting in a room, someone's at the front telling us what to do, and there's always that one person who can't resist playing with the glue.
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I went to a team-building workshop, and they had us trust-falling into each other's arms. It's all fun and games until you realize your colleague is an Olympic javelin thrower in disguise.
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