Impressive, but I've seen worse. My mother used to work as an artisan in a theatre and the two worst offenders of this sort were: -Sceneshifters, whose relati

Impressive, but I've seen worse. My mother used to work as an artisan in a theatre and the two worst offenders of this sort were: -Sceneshifters, whose relations with their superior were a little bit too good so instead of doing their jobs they left the work to my mom's co-workers at the same time reporting hours for that. -Actors with a long-term employment contract. In theory they were required to participate in at least one play every two years, but in reality the theatre could not afford to lose them and their brand, so they went years without even stepping in the building. On a smaller scale every sufficiently large corporation will have at least one such a person per team.