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Up your office GIF game with these 18 GIFs

Typetalk Staff

Typetalk Staff

September 12, 2017

Your team chat app is useful for more than communicating work progress; it’s the perfect tool for interjecting levity when the time is right. Since the early days of the digital era, the gold standard for online humor has been the GIF.

Thanks to Giphy and Giphy-supported URLs in Typetalk, your team can harness the power of GIFs with a swift copy and paste. Add color to regular office app communication with these classics.

Greet the Team in GIFs

Depending on the day, how we choose to express our feelings vary. Sometimes an image is better than words.

Monday

via GIPHY

This poor man symbolizes too many variables in a Monday workday. Budget changes, deliverable delays, design issues? Yup, that’s Monday for you.

Wednesday

via GIPHY

The week is only half done. But it feels like it’s been at least two weeks long already. This GIF relates.

Friday

via GIPHY

You and the team have put in a long, hard week. On Friday morning, let them know how you all will feel in the next few hours. You’re almost there…

Need a Boost

via GIPHY

Relating to evil billionaire, Mr. Burns usually isn’t advised. But when you need coffee this bad, even he looks a bit empathetic.

Leaving After a Tough Day

via GIPHY

Conan O’Brien’s exit technique is generally not advised for work; however, this GIF will sum up your day without the mess.

Leaving After a Good Day

via GIPHY

This GIF is one of the web’s more beloved images. No need to alter a classic.

Talk About Work in GIFs

GIFs work in all kinds of situations. In times of celebration or despair, GIFs have you covered.

Closing a Deal

via GIPHY

Acquiring new business is worth a celebration. The company is getting more work, and that means more money. Take a moment to count those dolla dolla bills, ya’ll.

Missing Files

via GIPHY

Like this baseball player, sometimes you lose sight of your target. It happens with everything from files to phone numbers. When this occurs, let the team know before it’s too late. (At least you won’t have to worry about throwing out any baserunners!)

Bandwidth Issues

via GIPHY

Your to-do list is about at capacity. The problem is the team wants you to take on another project. When you’re nearing maximum capacity, let them know before a meltdown.

Deadline Pressure

via GIPHY

Projects are often pressure-filled. When a deadline looms, that pressure is sure to increase. Let the team know where you stand at the moment.

I’m Lost

via GIPHY

You are often certain. Today, you are sure that you are lost. Don’t worry; it happens. Let the team know so they can get you back on track.

Lunch?

via GIPHY

It’s that time of the day. You and the team need to recharge. Message your best mate or the whole team. Burgers, anyone?

Be a Manager in GIFs

Difficult situations are bound to arise. A GIF at that moment may seem unorthodox, but humor has many benefits when demonstrated at work.

Missing Deadlines

via GIPHY

Lapsed assignments are never a fun discussion. At least you started this tough conversation off with a lovable cat.

Total Confusion

via GIPHY

This iconic Zoolander line lets the team know something is off. Just let that be the only Mugatu trait you bring to work.

Morale Boost

via GIPHY

Setbacks can throw any good team off. When faced with a situation like this, rally the team. Remind them of their abilities with some motivation.

Job Well Done

via GIPHY

Everyone appreciates a compliment for their work. If an employee wows you with an incredible job, let them know.

Milestone Reached!

via GIPHY

Did you reach that once-unattainable KPI? Did the sales team sign a long-shot client? Well then, this calls for a group chat celebration!

One Very Happy Manager

via GIPHY

Great teams deserve due praise. Let them know how valued they are next time you log in.

Final Thoughts

GIFs are an entertaining break from daily work communication. They help everyone remember that they don’t always have to take things so seriously. The team must have fun when the work is done.

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