Office Gossip Exit Interview Cartoon: When Rumours Quit Before You Do
- Ravi
- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
Office gossip has a way of travelling faster than official communication — especially when someone is about to quit.
This office gossip exit interview cartoon captures that familiar workplace moment when your resignation becomes common knowledge long before it becomes official.
If you’ve ever been asked about your “plans” before you announced them, this one will hit close to home.
The Cartoon Punchline
“There’s a strong rumour that I’m quitting — I’m taking this exit interview to confirm it.”
Why this Exit Interview Cartoon works
This cartoon doesn’t exaggerate office gossip — it reflects it.
The employee isn’t upset. HR isn’t surprised. The humour lies in the quiet acceptance that, in most workplaces, rumours confirm reality faster than processes do.
That calm delivery is what makes the punchline land.
Office Gossip Is an Unofficial System
Every organisation claims to value transparency. Every organisation also has a rumour network that works better.
This workplace gossip cartoon highlights how unofficial conversations often become the first — and most reliable — source of truth.
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