A food company was concerned about the risk of food spoilage during transport. They invested in high - tech temperature - controlled containers. However, the drivers of the trucks didn't know how to operate them properly. One time, the containers were set to the wrong temperature and all the food inside got frozen solid. It was a comical yet costly mistake in risk management.
A teacher I knew had a box of 'punishment hats'. If a student misbehaved, they had to wear a really goofy hat for five minutes. There was a big, floppy clown hat and a hat with a fake parrot on it. The students would laugh at each other when they had to wear the hats, but it also made them think twice about misbehaving.
Apple is an example. When launching new products, they manage risks related to supply chain, technology glitches, and market acceptance. Their ability to anticipate and solve potential problems, like ensuring a stable supply of components and making user - friendly products, has made them highly successful.
A popular funny risk management cartoon is 'The Crazy World of Risk'. It's funny because it pokes fun at common mistakes people make in risk management. The characters have over-the-top reactions and the scenarios are so far-fetched that you can't help but laugh.
Sure. There was a small business that was worried about the risk of theft. So they got a guard dog. One day, the dog chased a cat into the store and knocked over a whole display of products. It was a funny case of the solution causing new risks.
In the financial sector, the story of JP Morgan's risk management during the 2008 financial crisis can be considered a great example. They had a relatively strong risk assessment system in place. They were cautious about their exposure to sub - prime mortgages compared to some other banks. By closely monitoring and limiting their risks in this area, they were able to weather the storm better than many of their competitors. Their risk managers were able to foresee some of the potential problems and take proactive measures, like reducing their holdings in high - risk mortgage - backed securities.
Well, the trend of DIY haircuts in 2020 was quite funny. A lot of people attempted to cut their own hair when salons were closed. Some ended up with really strange and uneven hairstyles that they had to live with for a while. It was funny to see their before - and - after pictures on social media.
A funny risk management cartoon is successful when it simplifies complex concepts in an easy-to-understand and humorous way. It should also have relatable characters and situations that make people laugh and think at the same time.
A seagull landed on a dog's head at the beach once. The dog was so confused and tried to shake it off, but the seagull just stayed there for a few seconds as if it was enjoying the ride. It was hilarious.
At a cremation, the family had put a note in the pocket of the deceased's jacket saying 'Wish you a speedy journey to the stars'. But during the cremation process, the note flew out and landed near the feet of one of the workers. The worker read it out loud, and everyone had a laugh at the rather comical situation. It was a light - hearted moment in a somber event.
A tuba player in a community band decided to add some extra 'effects' to his playing. He blew into the tuba in a really strange way during a performance, making a sound like a dying elephant. The conductor had a hard time keeping a straight face.