April Fool's Day is a great occasion to play a trick on your colleagues. There are many successful pranks, you can use a few of them or come up with your own. Just remember that not everyone likes it when they make fun of them. Choose something that is not difficult for you to arrange.
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the "Control Panel" of your colleague's computer, click on "Mouse" and set the fastest double-click speed. Most people will not be able to do this with these settings. In the same window, you can swap the mouse buttons.
Step 2
You can spread a rumor that the salary will be delayed or increased. Discreetly glue the tape on the back of your computer mouse. If your boss calls you, walk out of his office looking scared and tell him that a colleague has been called. Turn off and on the lights in your office about ten times, and then calmly return to your workplace.
Step 3
Post a "Closed for renovation" notice on the doors of all toilets. Bring some disposable glasses and staple them together. Place the structure on a colleague's work table and fill each glass with water.
Step 4
Place a paperclip in the copier and make several copies. Return these copies back to the paper tray. Those who use the copier will think that the paper clip is still somewhere in the copier. In the dining room, pour all the salt into the sugar bowl, and the sugar into the salt shaker. Talk to your colleague and tell them that you should receive money via email. At this point, remove the banknote from the drive. Just don't forget to put it there.
Step 5
Send all the men in the office from a hidden number a message with the following content: "Honey, I'm pregnant!" You can change the signs on the women's and men's toilets. Give absolutely all colleagues the same name.
Step 6
Email all employees in the office asking them not to step on the wires as they could get an electric shock. Bring a few alarm clocks from home, set them up at different times, and hide them in the office. Change the coffee in the coffee maker to any other beverage. Place a sign on the door of the neighboring office that reads "Toilet".
