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Michael Scott a Paper Co.

There was a point in time where Michael Scott ended up leaving Dunder Mifflin in pursuit of his own company. David Wallace was not communicated enough to fit Michael’s needs so he decided to leave in thus “Michael Scott a Paper Company” was born. Michael knew that he could not do it alone. After he put in his two weeks notification, he tried recruiting workers to leave the company as well and continue working for him. At first, it seemed that no one was following after Michael’s footsteps. A shocking twist was added during this episode when Pam Halpert decided to quit Dunder Mifflin and work for Michael. Jim (Pam’s current husband) tried fighting her against it but eventually supported her decision. Ryan Howard (played by B. J. Novak) also joined the new company. They started off with great enthusiasm and motivation. They soon found out that starting their own business was much more difficult than it seemed. The Michael Scott a Paper Co. almost went under until they took one of Dunder Mifflin’s biggest clients. They soon to begin taking more and more of Dunder Mifflin’s clients which worried CEO David Wallace. CEO Wallace was not aware that Michael’s company was running out of money and would soon be bankrupt. CEO office made them a deal with higher salary, more benefits, and all of their previous jobs back in order to put a stop to losing clients. The three essential characters was back working in Scranton. Pam Halpert was no longer a receptionist, but a part of the sales team upon Michael’s demand.

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Holly Flax

I guess you could say Michael Scott’s past and future lover Holly Flax (played by Amy Ryan) made a bigger impact to the show The Office than you would originally think when she made her into Scranton. Holly Flax had the title of Human Resources for Dunder Mifflin when she sought over day-to-day company operations. She was placed at the Nashua branch before she transferred to Scranton. Toby Flenderson who was the current HR rep in Scranton had to go on temporarily work leave for jury duty. He was on the jury trial for the town’s “Scranton Strangler.” While Toby was away, Holly Flax came to Scranton to fill in. At this time, Michael Scott was going through some relational problems. Michael just got out of a hard and confusing relationship with Jane Levinson (played by Melora Hardin) who was Michael’s former boss. Soon enough, Michael and Holly became to better get to know each other. Holly had a similar goofy personality that Michael had. They began to start dating and was a cute office couple. Eventually, the CEO at the time David Wallace transferred Holly back to her branch. The long distance relationship worried her and she ended up breaking things off with Michael sending him into great depression. Later in the series, Holly and Michael would soon meet again at the company picnic. They revisit the flirty relationship that they had and it is presumed that they go back to their daily lives. Holly comes back to Scranton after her branch was closed and reunites with Michael and the Scranton crew. We come to find that Michael and “Holly Scott” ends up getting married, having children, and live together in happiness. 

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Getting to know the "Pac Man"

The Office character Todd Packer played by David Koechner is the outside traveling sales representative of Dunder Mifflin. Sales representatives travel around talking to current clients to better serve them, however; their main focus is bringing new clients to the firm and expanding business. Todd Packer brings his humor to the show by all of his graphic and inappropriate comments. The way that Todd Packer presents himself in the show is mainly because he’s a raging alcoholic. Todd Packer bothers everyone in the office and gets multiple complaints from customers and future clients. Branch manager Michael Scott on the other hand, loves Todd Packer and believes he’s the funniest guy that he knows. That’s probably why he gets away with most of his actions. During season seven, Todd Packer applies for a desk job in the Scranton branch. Michael and Holly ends up granting him the position and he is now considered an “indoor cat.” Todd Packer eventually goes on to offend everyone in the office. He receives multiple complaints that Michael Scott tries to ignore because of how much he likes him. Meanwhile, Jim and Dwight team together and tricks Todd into believe that he got a promotion with Sabre corporate and sends him on his way. Later, Todd returns and tricks the office by feeding them drug infused cupcakes.  

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About Me

Who Am I? I am a business administration major at Illinois State University. I have become very interested in the field of business and how it is used in the industry today. The hit T.V. series the office is a show that I have studied and watched many times. I find it very interesting how a series can implemented business concepts, titles, and organizational skills in a comical manor. I have worked in the business sector for over u 7 years and will continue to do so. I enjoy watching different Netflix series and comparing them to others. Being 23 years old in the business field gives me the opportunity to learn and add new innovation to daily practices. Being in a young and developing stage has positioned me to make a difference in the future of the business industry. I relate heavily with the show The Office because I have worked in the sales segment of business before and believe it or not it is very comparable to the sales segment within the show. I will continue my education in the business field by pursing my master’s in business degree. I feel as though this will open me up to more strategic knowledge and advance my critical thinking skills. Besides of the love for business, I have a great love comedy and using comedy in a creative way. When I first began watching The Office, I was not immediately captured by its attempt at comedy. However, after watching a few more episodes, I was intrigued at the new released series.

Dunder Mifflin a Paper Company

The entire show of The Office stems its basis from Dunder Mifflin a paper company. In the show, Dunder Mifflin is a paper sales company competing against big box stores such as Staples and Office Depot. Dunder Mifflin was actually a fictional company that was created in means for the show. Interesting after the show aired, Dunder Mifflin became a real paper company in the United States with the help of NBC. In the show, the main focus of the company is the Scranton branch ran by the branch manager character Michael Scott (played by Steve Carell). During the fourth season (by an episode labeled "Dunder Mifflin Infinity"), it was said that the company was founded in 1949 by Robert Dunder and Robert Mifflin. The company did not start in the paper industry, however; it started with selling raw materials for the construction field. During the fifth season (by an episode labeled "Company Picnic") we find out that the co-founders met on a tour of Dartmouth College. Dunder Mifflin is heavily segmented on sales and developing new clients. This leads to a rather funny rivalry with two salesmen Jim Halpert (played by John Krasinski) and Dwight Schrute (played by Rainn Wilson). This starts an office war of “who is the better salesmen.” What makes this rivalry so humorous is that both characters begin to start office pranks on each other that does not end until the series was completely finished. Every department of Dunder Mifflin Scranton have a diverse group employee characteristics which each character grows within throughout the series.   

The Jim and Pam Office Romance

The Jim and Pam office romance is an essential part of the show. Most relationships are commonly started now from a young age like during high school and college. The characters Jim Halpert (played by John Krasinski) and Pam Beasley (played by Jenna Fischer) started off as casual co-workers. Overtime, they become closer and closer as friends. Although Pam was engaged to a warehouse worker by the name of Roy Anderson (played by David Denman), Jim and Pam continued their flirtatious work relationship. Roy, Pam’s fiancé; had some commitment issues. Pam and Roy were engaged for a few years. Clearly, Pam was upset and emotionally depressed that they did not just get married already. This was a big reason for Pam to turn her attention to Jim because he showed genuine interest in her. There was a point in the series where it looked as if Jim and Pam’s flirty relationship would come to an end. Jim ended up taking a promotion at another branch and began dating a new co-worker Karen Filippelli (played by Rashida Jones). This new relationship started off looking very healthy. Eventually, this new branch was closed, and Jim, Karen, and a few other employees rejoined the Scranton branch where Jim originally worked at. Being reunited with Pam again, Jim’s feelings resurfaced for Pam. Jim eventually told Karen about his feelings for Pam, resulting to an end of their relationship. Jim’s patience with Pam and her engagement was well worth it. After Pam called her engagement off, they began dating and later married with children.