If you’re going to be one, at least be credentialed.
A-Hole University provides education and training to professionals seeking to improve their workplace behaviors.
We offer a range of courses designed to equip students with the skills, knowledge, and expertise needed to excel in their careers and make a positive impact in their workplaces.
Our experienced faculty members are industry experts who bring real-world experience to the classroom, ensuring that our students receive the best possible education on a-hole-ism.
MeeT Jack
Meet Jack Hole, the hilariously endearing mascot of our university. Armed with a Doctorate in Adverse Behaviors from AHU, this lovable donkey certainly knows how to turn a mundane day into an uproarious adventure.
Jack is always well-intentioned, but his penchant for mischief often lands him in awkward predicaments, and he's been labeled as an a-hole a time or two. Whether inadvertently causing chaos in the cafeteria or engaging in unconventional "study sessions" on the campus lawn, Jack always brings laughter and cheer to our university community.
Despite his occasional escapades, everyone agrees that our beloved mascot adds a touch of whimsy and joy to our campus life. So, keep an eye out for Jack Hole - you never know what amusing antics he'll be up to next!
Our Vision: A world without a-holes.
Our Mission:
To educate the world on a-holery
To reduce the presence of it
To INSPIRE people to do better.
Our Brand Promise:
To educate people about ‘a-hole impact’ on others in a playful and accessible manner. We don’t seek to shame folks for a-hole infractions. Let’s be real; we’ve all been there.
Our Slogan: “NOLI ESSE ASINUS”
Roughly translated, it means: “Don’t Be an Ass.” Which is what we’re all about here at AHU. We want to teach folks to behave better because life is tough enough already.
FAQs
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Heck, yes, we are. We've seen a-holes; we've been a-holes, and we want to make this world a little kinder by helping a-holes be better. We also hope to learn to be better ourselves.
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Using humor is like adding a spoonful of sugar to the proverbial medicine—it makes addressing bad behaviors a little easier to swallow! So while we may not nail 'our top five' set, we're going to do our best to make the serious research we amass actionable, relevant, and, dare we say, enjoyable.
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It can, but whether or not it actually does takes a two-way effort which is why we say if you're here, be open to it and recognize anyone can be an a-hole.
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Whether the information should be taken seriously is a matter of perspective. Our insights are grounded in research and real-life experience, and we strive to place them in practical contexts. We don't expect you to take everything you read here as gospel. However, we hope that you find value in our content and that it inspires you to improve how you interact with fellow human beings, even if it's just a 1% change. Ultimately, we're not here to dictate anything. We're simply passionate about these topics and believe that small improvements can have a ripple effect, if you catch our drift.
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Behaviors that can occur in daily conversations or interactions are our focus. This encompasses negative actions such as disrespect, rudeness, inconsideration, irresponsibility, interrupting others, overstepping or ignoring people's boundaries, gossiping, spreading rumors, being unreliable, unkind, or judgmental. We also address more pervasive traits, conditions, and personalities such as narcissism, psychological warfare, gaslighting, energy vampirism, and others. In short, if it's a behavior or trait that causes harm to others, it's a topic for discussion.
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A-hole University is a novelty institution that provides education and training to professionals seeking to improve their workplace behavior.
It is important to note that our services are meant to be a fun and lighthearted way to learn about adverse professional behaviors that can occur, and we do not recommend or advocate using our services to cause undue harm to others. That would be a real a-hole thing to do.
Our services are designed to help individuals better understand the importance of workplace professionalism and equip them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their careers.
We believe that our graduates can make a positive impact in their workplaces and communities, and we encourage them to use their newfound knowledge and skills responsibly and ethically.