While we love the charcters on The Office, we have to admit that working at Dunder Mifflin would be kind of a drag. Selling paper is not exactly a dream job. But who holds the best positions within the Scranton branch, and who has the most annoying jobs?
BEST
Employee: Michael Scott
Position: Regional Manager
Michael is hilarious, but he’s also an extremely incompetent boss. But somehow he gets away with most of his procrastination and bad decisions, which sounds pretty good to us.
WORST
Employee: Dwight Schrute
Position: Assistant (to the) Regional Manager
Dwight is basically Michael’s lap dog. He might love his job, but it doesn’t look like a fun time.
BEST
Employee: Jim Halpert
Position: Sales Representative
Between all the time he spends pranking Dwight and flirting with Pam, Jim doesn’t seem to get much work done. But everyone still likes him because, well, he’s Jim.
WORST
Employee: Pam Beesly
Position: Receptionist
It takes a lot of patience to deal with someone like Michael. We don’t know how Pam did it.
BEST

Employee: Kelly Kapoor
Position: Customer Service Representative
Kelly’s job involves a lot of talking to people, and if there’s one thing Kelly loves to do, it’s talk.
WORST

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Employee: Toby Flenderson
Position: Human Resources Representative
Would you want to work for a boss who basically wants you dead? Neither would we.
BEST
Employee: Ryan Howard
Position (originally): Temp
No matter how many times Ryan messes up, he somehow manages to keep working at Dunder Mifflin.
WORST

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Employees: Angela Martin, Oscar Martinez, Kevin Malone
Position: Accountants
Having to work in a small corner with two people who annoy you sounds like a nightmare.
BEST
Employee: Creed Bratton
Position: Quality Assurance Representative
We’re not sure what Creed does all day, but it’s certainly not work.
WORST

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Employee: Darryl Philbin
Position: Warehouse Foreman
Poor Darryl has to deal with all the accidents caused by Michael.












