Job Drawings

Overuse of the Exclamation Point

Well If I Can't Be A Cowboy I'll Be A Lawyer

Sorry Im Late

A Man In A Bar Talks To A Woman

Run it by the Legal Department

The Sun Going To Work Each Day

Play Doh Work Doh

I wish I had a salary that disgusted people

A Man In An Office Cubicle Holds A Chair

Jessica's Out of Office Message

Turning It Off And Taking A Nap

Why I Teach

Superman Sits At A Job Interview

Two Men Make Introductions At A Party

The Working Womans Magazine

Two Cats Curl Up At Each End Of A Sofa

Granted it would save countless lives

Outside An Office Depot

Our Beloved Job Creator

Job! I Hear You've Got A Book Out!

G-d And An Angel Watch As Job Stamps Out A Paper

A Woman At A Desk With One Organizer That Says

Two Cubicle Employees Talk

Out of Office

Discount Nose Job

Answering E-mails and Sighing

New Yorker January 23rd, 2017

On The Seventh Day

A King On His Thrown Addresses A Wizard

A Boss Speaks To An Employee

Your Resume Is Remarkably Similar To Our Ceo's

As An Orange

A moment of silence for all the people with jobs

It came with the job

Come Back To The Hill

A Man Sits In A Tall Lifeguard Chair

A Businessman Interviewing Another

A Robber Sits At A Bar With A Large Sack Of Cash

Two Men Walk Down The Sidewalk Together: One

A Smiling Wife Speaks To Her Husband As They Read

My Parents Wanted Me To Join The Priesthood

New Yorker August 22nd, 2005

I See From Your Resume That You Enjoy Attending

Work Dreams

An inside inside inside inside inside job

Being Our Dog

One Tree Speaks To Another Tree Which Has A Love

Your Resume Looks Terrific

I Saw It Start. One Guy Said It Was Hepplewhite

The Agony Of The Self Employed

It's The Most Blatant Violation Of Park Rules

Sir, I'm Leaving My High-paying Job

Hello, Mother! I Got The Job And . . . What's

Twenty Years On This Job

No Medical Or Pension Benefits

Just What Do You Think You're Doing?

You're Fired

This Is A Hell Of A Place To Be Stuck. Any Good

Working From Home For A Year

A Man Addresses Another Who Is Showering

New Yorker January 11th, 1993

Keep It Under Your Hat

I'm A Prospect

Whee! Wasn't It Nice Of Papa To Buy Us All Union

New Yorker November 30th, 1940

. . . And Then For Three Years Before Enlisting

What Do You ?gure On Doing Between Wars?

Mr. Paul Isn't With Us Any More. Mr. Paul Said

Isn't That The Gentleman In 12 B?

I'd Like To Let ?y With This Damned Thing

In Five Years

Four Horsemen