Credit Stealing Cartoon – Skills Development Team
- Ravi
- Dec 12
- 2 min read
Every workplace has that one person who believes every department exists solely to serve them — even the Skills Development team. And when they don’t get what they want, the result is this perfect moment of frustration.
This cartoon captures an employee storming out of the room, disappointed for a hilariously unethical reason:the Skills Development team doesn’t offer a course on credit-stealing.
Punchline
“Useless skills development team. Not one course on credit-stealing skills.”
The delivery is blunt, frustrated, and unintentionally honest — which is exactly why it lands.
Why This Cartoon Works
Unrealistic expectation → he wants official training in an unethical skill.
Deadpan setup → ordinary office scene, normal L&D guy, nothing unusual.
Absurd twist → the disappointment is over lack of credit-stealing training.
Relatable → we’ve all met people who want shortcuts to success.
This is classic office humor — exaggerating real behaviors just enough to hurt and amuse.
Why Credit Stealing is a “Skill” in Some Offices
Some people genuinely believe:
presentation > contribution
visibility > effort
confidence > competence
who gets the credit > who did the work
And so, they treat credit stealing like a real corporate superpower — one they proudly practice and perfect.
This cartoon is a celebration of all those bizarre and painfully familiar moments where someone takes the easy (and unethical) route to shine.
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