Empty class object in Python

I'm teaching a Python class on object-oriented programming and as I'm brushing up on how to explain classes, I saw an empty class definition:

class Employee:
    pass

The example then goes on to define a name and other attributes for an object of this class:

john = Employee()
john.full_name = "john doe"

Interesting!

I'm wondering if there's a way to dynamically define a function for an instance of a class like this? something like:

john.greet() = print 'Hello, World!'

This doesn't work in my Python interpreter, but is there another way of doing it?