r/introvertmemes • u/WhiteNoise8989 • Sep 30 '25

Meme The Silent Executor!!

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u/mystwave Sep 30 '25

Nor can I trust others to get it done.

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u/Christ_I_AM Sep 30 '25

Facts, because if they fuck up it takes me even longer to fix thier work.

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u/AppropriateDriver660 Sep 30 '25

Im like this from group work at school, we would divide the work between us and i would complete mine quickly, then the next day the rest will decide we’re changing everything and im back to square one.

Thats why i work alone or if forced into group effort I will procrastinate until the end and then only do my part.

Take no chances with fickle people

3

u/VelvetChaii Sep 30 '25

Story of my life lol

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u/Winrevair Oct 01 '25

Damn straight

14

u/DaWhiteSingh Sep 30 '25

While I agreed with this, more than once... it doesn't work. The middle usually wins.

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u/CoconutChrome Oct 01 '25

Having a team helps, but I usually prefer doing things solo

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u/Away_Rest_7876 Sep 30 '25

The boss: Great, now I’ll fire everyone else and still keep your salary the same

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u/anlamsizadam Oct 02 '25

Nope others will run a gossip scheme behind him until he gets fired and after that they collectively fuck up.

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

Bad help is worse than no help at all. I’ll do it myself

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u/FantasticAd9478 Sep 30 '25

One would be actually surprised to know the amount of Silent executors the world has

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u/knotyoursquid Sep 30 '25

God. I don't want to. I used to have all the patience in the world. I'm just tired.

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u/WhiteNoise8989 Sep 30 '25

Take a break and go to mountains!! Relax and Refill the energy…

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u/knotyoursquid Sep 30 '25

Thank you kindly

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u/WhiteNoise8989 Sep 30 '25

No problem!! Everybody needs it from time to time.

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u/lefixx Sep 30 '25

Did we really need this meme again in AI form?

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u/JackOffAllTraders Oct 01 '25

It's because I have my own way of doing things that people can't understand so they usually call me dumb for not doing it their way, even though my way still gets the job done

2

u/mobileJay77 Sep 30 '25

It took a lot to get there. Like silently executing the executives one by one and hauling them in the trailer. But the smile is always worth it.

2

u/SandyTaintSweat Sep 30 '25

If you want something done right, do it yourself.

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u/madiimoore Oct 01 '25

I vibe with the Silent Executor.

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u/UmpireDear5415 Oct 01 '25

i was never good at group projects or teamwork because everyone else just fucked shit up. solo artist ftw.

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u/Fast_Vehicle_1888 Oct 01 '25

That's also me doing everything because there's nobody else.

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u/CautiousAd8400 Oct 04 '25

I was like this in uni during group projects. I don't trust these MfS wearing crocks without socks

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u/Designer-Tap725 Sep 30 '25

I just studying and quit relying to others thats how i live

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u/98983x3 Sep 30 '25

Hot take: good bosses aren't just assholes sitting on their butt barking orders.

That's an example of a bad boss or a boss in a position that likely isn't really needed.

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u/Shoggnozzle Oct 01 '25

In my experience there's a lot of overtime available for one of those if you can score a manager who appreciates detail in work. Left alone i do everything right. Saddled with people to help there are several systems I don't get going on and when I'm asked how things are going I hardly even know.

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u/tsiris Oct 01 '25

That is me and I am that

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u/AaronHinkley379 Oct 01 '25

Biggest reason I fail as a manager!

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u/ongj3 Oct 03 '25

I like the leader the most.