business cartoons – Andertoons Cartoon Blog

Our Cartoon Subscription service really took off last year, and people are using cartoons like crazy. Social media, blogs, email newsletters – if you need content, cartoons are terrific!

One of the most popular categories is business. Although our search feature is quite robust, with thousands of cartoons available it can feel like being a kid in a candy store. So I thought I’d share 20 of the most downloaded Andertoons business cartoons! Enjoy:

An oldie but a goodie. This one always kills.

Believe it or not, it took forever to get that guy’s tongue right.

Inspired by pretty much every meeting I ever attended.

Still, I bet it’s effective.

That would explain why sales projections are way off.

Another huge seller.

I’ll admit it, I’m guilty of this too.

My wife is a teacher and we read a lot of picture books.

We all knew that was going to happen.

Pretty much everyone downloads this cartoon.

Unless you’re working at Minimalism, Inc.

Someone called her expression “apostrophe eyes” once. Totally nailed it.

I had a manager once tell me he had an open door policy. Then he hid in his locked office for the next 3 years.

You should need a license to use Reply All.

I’m impressed he’s awake for the interview.

I had to look on Google images for pictures of pastries to get this business cartoon right. Then I went out for donuts.

Business jargon is irresistible to cartoonists.

Let’s get started, shall we?

Sell more?

That’s all anyone really wants.

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Where might you use some business cartoons?

I do a lot of business cartoons here at Andertoons. They’re fun to do, there’s no end of material, and they sell well. But there is a bit of a catch – the people you’re generally selling to are executives and upper management, so you can’t pick on them too much. As a result I do cartoons like this:

It’s not really picking on anyone in particular, but it’s funny and true.

Still I spent too many years in business as a worker drone to not have a little fun at management’s expense. And if I were management and I were touring the cubicles, here’s a few cartoons I might not think were so funny:

Well, at least he’s honest.

This is one of my biggest selling business cartoons, and if you’ve ever spent time having PowerPoints read at you, you know why.

I think employees often feel put upon. This just takes idea a little further.

(Also, I used the name “Lynch” as sort of a shout out to my inky cartoonist pal Mike Lynch.)

If this cartoon resonates with you, you’d better hang it up in your cubicle fast so you can enjoy it before you have to take it home in your cardboard box with your other personal effects.

Secretly I’d love to work for Despair.

I’m pretty sure a manager almost slipped and said pretty much this exact thing to me once.

Another super popular cartoon. If I’m taking about it and don’t have it in front of me I always say “OK, now that we all agree, let’s go back to our desks and discuss amongst ourselves why this won’t work.”

I have no idea why I add those two extra words, but I always do.