In my former office, we were a sad, sad bunch. Our work was unappreciated. The public didn't need us. Lobbyists were trying to get us legislated out of a job. We didn't trust our leaders, and they didn't trust us. Morale could not have been lower if you'd visited daily and beaten us with sticks. In such a climate, the traditional motivational posters on our walls were looked upon with nothing short of derision.
Now comes some motivational posters that would have made sense to us. Star Trek!
Some of these are kind of provocative (Kirk-on-Spock action? Inconceivable.), but most are inspired. Download for free in jpg or png formats. Your cubicle is waiting ...
OMG, I love these!! (noticed you chose the red shirt..). Sent the link to the spouser who will probably be printing a couple off to hang in his office.
Posted by: Debra | August 23, 2006 at 07:56 AM
I think 'office posters' as a genre are pretty sorry. I dislike anything that has an inspirational saying on it, especially in a cubicle.
Posted by: Rhea | August 23, 2006 at 10:42 AM
To me, motivational posters are a lazy substitute for human interaction. If office management cannot inspire and motivate the staff, there's nothing that a dozen slick photos purchased from Steven Covey, Inc. are gonna do.
But any excuse to have fun with 'Star Trek' is a good excuse ...
Posted by: pam | August 23, 2006 at 01:53 PM
If office management cannot inspire and motivate the staff, there's nothing that a dozen slick photos purchased from Steven Covey, Inc. are gonna do.
Sure there is. They'll piss everybody off and drive down morale. That's why we only use the finest in DeMotivators. It means we aren't taking ourselves too seriously. ;)
And if you're a super geek like me, you'll get a kick out of these RPG Motivator Posters. Hello? Hellloooo? *hears the sound of crickets chirping*
Posted by: CmdrSue | August 23, 2006 at 08:33 PM
I love these cool pics from Star trek, and the added wisdom is belly rumble funny.
Posted by: BB | August 23, 2006 at 08:34 PM