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Indeed, people don't want to see their behavior being mocked in a Dilbert cartoon or do things considered Dilbert-esque. Which has basically become part of our
by Reedx 7y ago
Indeed, people don't want to see their behavior being mocked in a Dilbert cartoon or do things considered Dilbert-esque. Which has basically become part of our collective consciousness.
The impact that cartoon has had on management/office behavior would be hard to overstate, I suspect.
- ska 7y agoI'm not sure about the management part. Lot's of people identify with Dilbert [1], nobody with the PHB. [1] less these days, I suspect, as Adams has undermined his universality