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Absolutely hilarious. I loved this book from page one. Anyone who has ever worked in an office, knows someone who has, or maybe is thinking about growing some pointy hair of their own should read this highly informative manual on peon management.
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Funny stuff for those of us coping with corporate nonsense!
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Good stuff- hits too close to home!
Very funny guide to management. Great comics strips.
Great collection of Dilbert/Dogbert cartoons from Scott Adams, author of The Dilbert Principle. Loads of irreverent fun for the office!
Unlike many of Mr. Adams' books, this one is more than a collection of his daily Dilbert comic strips.
There are, of course, a good number of these gems that illustrate Mr. Dogbert's profound philosophies that will not only assist potential management trainees, but may also enlighten us 'underdogs' as to why our bosses sometimes seem to exhibit bizarre behaviors. It's all very clear to me now.
There are, of course, a good number of these gems that illustrate Mr. Dogbert's profound philosophies that will not only assist potential management trainees, but may also enlighten us 'underdogs' as to why our bosses sometimes seem to exhibit bizarre behaviors. It's all very clear to me now.
If you are into the Dilbert humor thing, you will enjoy this book. Just don't take these priciples "serious" in order to advance your career, it probably will not happen.
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Seemed funnier back in the 1990s, when I was actually working in an office and didn't have management responsibility.
