21 film and TV characters who would make the worst coworkers

There is no way someone could get used to hearing Al Bundy bad mouth women all day, let alone his smoking hot wife he was somehow lucky enough to marry yet showcased no real interest in.

HR would have a field day with a man who literally lost a bunch of kids on a factory tour. Imagine the paperwork involved in that!

There is no way Dennis Reynolds would not go American Psycho one day.

In a world where an elementary school student could hold down a job, yes, Eric Cartman would be funny for a mere second before the crude jokes and attitude started to get on major nerves around the office.

Mike Seaver’s charm might have worked in the ‘80s, but that won’t fly in the 21st century. Stop making fun of your sister like that, bro.

One would just be trying to make copies, and they would have to listen to Longlegs talk about the strange dolls he makes on the weekends.

Rachel Berry’s “pick me” energy would be exhausting to be around 40 hours a week.

This emo nepo baby would create nothing but a hostile work environment.

Is there anything worse than a coworker who tries out their standup routines at lunch?

The Power Rangers would disappear on their shifts all the time to save the city from evildoers, so much so that others would be left to pick up the slack.

Ferris Bueller would be the type of coworker who did little to nothing every day but somehow always got promoted.

Everyone and their mother has seen this man work and it’s not always a laugh riot.

There is a chance Kevin McCallister would booby trap the workplace, and that’s not a chance many would be willing to take.

Having someone who is the equivalent of Eeyore hanging around all day would damper what is already a horrible situation: work.

Beetlejuice would be an HR disaster with the pranks and lewd sense of humor he has.

Not a person you want to cross.

Deadpool would be fun to have at the holiday parties but the rest of the year? Not so much.

Dr. House is the person people want at their job because they’re the best in their field, but not someone they want to have to actually interact with.

A coworker who never stops talking. Yeah, no.

Those employees who love what they do but are also somehow always miserable and never bother to smile at anyone.

Monica would be great as an office admin because of her obsessive tendencies, but she’d become a bit much when she started trying to organize everyone else’s spaces.