27 Employee Burnout Memes to Get You Through Your Mid-Week Work Slump

As you lay your head on your desk in your cozy 4x6 cubicle, dreams of the weekend fill your mind.

You're disrupted by the sound of a dreaded Slack notification, and your momentary amnesia subsides. It's Wednesday, and it's only two o'clock in the afternoon. "Maybe next time, the dream will become a reality" you whisper to yourself. Employee burnout is real. Especially when you realize you have a number of things to do with no real motivation to complete them.

The mid-week slump is also very real. Wednesdays' equidistance to Mondays and Fridays makes the middle of the week that much more difficult. Do you remember how you feel when you wake up every Wednesday? Probably like you're okay with being unemployed just for an extra few hours of sleep. Luckily, the occurrence of another Wednesday means the promise of another Friday. Don't worry, fellow employees. We have some extra hilarious work memes that'll perk you right up and hold you over until the weekend arrives. Work blues be gone!

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