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Everyday more monkees in business all over the world.

The Post Pigeon survey:

"12 percent of companies have monkees in fulltime job"


Increasing monkees in business.

         

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(Source: Dumbass inc.)

What can you do to get a monkey into your business?

The first thing is: Look around in your company. Every time you think: "A monkey can do the job," react on it.

The second thing is: When you know how many monkees you'll need, go to a well known monkey seller. Make a good bargain by bying by the dozen.

The third thing is: Sack everyone who's doing the job a monkey can do. Do not forget management.

The fourth thing is: Give the monkey a proper training, explain the dresscode, tell about the company's policy.

The fifth thing is: Start by paying the monkey in bananas. After promotion from time to time mixed with other tropical fruit. Remember: a monkey doesn't know a thing about working hours or holidays.

The sixth thing is: Your clients/customers won't notice the difference. And if you're doing business with other comapnies most likely it's with other monkees. So your's can communicate on the same level. 

If you see your profits going down instead of going up, ask yourself who's the biggest monkey. Be honest to yourself...and retire.



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