They've
never been taught the job we do,
Yet someone has put them in charge,
To make 'great' decisions to help us work,
Small thinkers who think they are large.
Junior
Executives,
Like kings upon a hill,
They came right out of college,
But they never learned a skill.
They sit
in their offices nine until five,
Just thinking of something to do,
A project for this and a project for that,
But nothing has changed when they're
through.
Junior
Executives,
With heads stuck in the clouds,
Making corporate decisions,
And sitting there so proud.
They work
in positions of power and strength,
And we, in positions of pain,
They think they are making a difference for good,
But everything's staying the same.
Junior
Executives,
It's time they got a life,
And treat us all with some respect,
And end this corporate strife.
by David Ronald Bruce Pekrul
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