Corporations will always be cringe, this has been confirmed hundreds if not thousands of times since the inception of the internet. There always seems to be a huge cultural divide between the consumer and the company itself, especially regarding online communication. You've probably seen examples of this numerous times, whether it's a brand account making an out-of-touch tweet or a hilariously naive advertisement that just embarrasses the company as a whole.

Reddit's /r/corporatefacepalm is a subreddit dedicated to recording and mocking various examples of corporations being stupid online, from cringy tweets to insider emails showing you how delirious upper management is. This subreddit is a daily reminder that capitalism isn't as cool as we think it is. Unfortunately, we might have to deal with its woes for the rest of our foreseeable future, particularly as the world becomes more interconnected. Prepare to laugh, roll your eyes and feel irked as you explore this collection of corporate cringe.