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Every now and then we see someone that has actually gone out of their way to avoid doing something that is above their pay grade - or below it. And we can't help but almost admire them. The "Not my job" attitude is one that exudes healthy self-worth, and enviable determination. These 50 instances are some of the more amusing (and impressive) times people just "noped" their way out of responsibility. We hope this is a skill we can learn someday.

Welcome back to hell, y'all! It's a brand new week full of pain and we've got the work memes to fuel your hatred for all five days of misery. Just don't send them to your boss. Then you have no idea what will happen, because hell hath no fury like a boss who figures out you haven't done any work since you started working at the company a year ago. So make sure to keep on your procrastinating and not slack off, you never know when a review of your "work" could be around the corner. So get someone else to do it for you, like maybe an intern, or the janitor. Anyone, as long as it isn't you. But enjoy trying to find kindred spirits with these relatable work memes all about the work week.

Unemployment is at a pretty insane level in the United States right now. Things are especially bad for new grads (who don't even have a diploma) and are receiving rejections left and right. Instead of dwelling on the bad sh*t, why not laugh at these ridiculous interview scenarios? They're a great reminder that you could be doing worse.

Listen, we know it's almost a privilege to have a job right now. 2020 has messed with everyone's damn lives. But we don't live in a vacuum, and selling your soul to the capitalist overlords isn't exactly fun. We're still offering our bodies to provide menial tasks so we can (barely) afford the roof over our heads. And these work memes really capture how we feel about it.

The following people have majorly failed at the one thing they were supposed to do, but at least we get some laughs out of it. Check out more fail-y moments here!

The daily grind of work can really start to wear on you after a while. After all, we're all forced to put in 40+ hours a week just to survive in this hellscape where we're all just working to put money in The Man's pocket. Anyway, please enjoy these work-related memes that'll help you ruminate in your misery!

Some people love working from home, and then there are those of us who despise it. We're just tired of rolling out of bed 10 minutes before work and staring at the same damn wall every single day, okay? Click here if you relate more to customer service work memes!

Retail workers have undoubtedly been one of the most under-appreciated class of workers since the dawn of mass consumerism. Being polite and helpful to rude customers all day for a wage that barely covers living expenses is soul-sucking enough when there isn't a series of commercial holidays intersecting with a global pandemic. Since the dreaded Black Friday is upon us, we thought we'd share a handful of retail horror stories from the subreddit r/TalesFromRetail for all the brave wage warriors out there. You're not alone and we feel for you.

If you've ever worked in a customer service position, then you've guaranteed encountered your fair share of Karens and other horrible, entitled customers who make your job a lot harder than it needs to be. We're not going to stereotype generations here, but as proven by the memes you're about to see it's the Baby Boomers who are always the worst. Sorry, not sorry.

Job-hunting is hard enough without having to deal with complete and utter inadequacy at the hiring level. Like, come on people, get your sh*t together and at least set a decent example for your applicants! The following job ads will anger literally anyone who has any decent sense of grammar and punctuation. And we mean anyone. These are bad...

Whether you're a server, bartender, or line cook, we're betting that you'll find these memes very relatable. Restaurant work is tough, and anyone who claims it's easy has obviously never had to work a busy shift with 500 Karen-type patrons. 

And you're in luck, cause we have even more service industry content here!

To everyone working through the madness that is 2020, we see you. And we're here to offer some respite in the form of work-related memes. They may not give you the time off that you've requested (or benefits) but they will probably remind you that you're not alone in the struggle.