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#1 zombie_babies Apr 20, 2011 12:51:42	Link What an ass.  Dilbert sucks anyway.
#2 lokiare Apr 20, 2011 15:09:45	While the author might have personality problems, I do like the comic. It highlights the ignorance of corporate culture where it seems ignorance is prized and rewarded...
#3 Qube Apr 21, 2011 2:09:32	While the author might have personality problems, I do like the comic. It highlights the ignorance of corporate culture where it seems ignorance is prized and rewarded... agreed. A buddy of mine is a software developer in a megacorp, and it's funny1 that ever week he can name an event of that week that could come straight out of a dilbert cartoon. Oh, and WALLY ROCKS! __________ 1: in a cinical/... way
#4 pluisjen Apr 21, 2011 2:30:52	I was a software developer in a small corporation, and even there I could name one thing each week that could've come straight out of a Dilbert cartoon. But the company was run by two incompetents so that might explain.
#5 zombie_babies Apr 21, 2011 8:47:53	He isn't that smart if he admitted he was the one behind the mask. /facepalm He kinda had to.  After some speculation the site confirmed his identity.  So it was either admit it and look like an ass or deny it and look like an even dumber ass.  I'd say he's not that smart for doing it in the first place.
#6 iqwinn Apr 21, 2011 23:40:40	My wife is a programmer.  She told me once that you can tell how much trouble a company or department is in by how many Dilbert cartoons are posted on the cubicle walls.  At her last job, there were a lot of those.  I saw them.
#7 lokiare Apr 22, 2011 14:01:11	My wife is a programmer.  She told me once that you can tell how much trouble a company or department is in by how many Dilbert cartoons are posted on the cubicle walls.  At her last job, there were a lot of those.  I saw them. What's sad is that the problems have been identified and yet they continue...
#8 pluisjen Apr 23, 2011 1:04:07	You can literally tell these managers "this is coming right out of a Dilbert comic" and they'll still say "yes, but we'll do it right" Over and over and over again. And they'll always fail. They never learn.
#9 xp---zero Apr 23, 2011 11:45:25	You're either in Sheen's corner or you're with the trolls.
#10 ViolenceJack Apr 23, 2011 13:25:03	Speaking as a third generation office worker, I usually find it pretty funny. My brother is also a programmer, as is my wife's best friend. We hear plenty of stories from both. I don't currently work in an office, but I have to deal with people who do. It's the same wherever you go. We are ordered about by morons because we (apparently) are stupid enough to do what they say.
#11 ADHadh Apr 23, 2011 14:32:09	Speaking as a third generation office worker, I usually find it pretty funny. My brother is also a programmer, as is my wife's best friend. We hear plenty of stories from both. I don't currently work in an office, but I have to deal with people who do. It's the same wherever you go. We are ordered about by morons because we (apparently) are stupid enough to do what they say. This post reminded me that I haven't read Basic Instructions in a while.
#12 lokiare Apr 23, 2011 18:31:14	Speaking as a third generation office worker, I usually find it pretty funny. My brother is also a programmer, as is my wife's best friend. We hear plenty of stories from both. I don't currently work in an office, but I have to deal with people who do. It's the same wherever you go. We are ordered about by morons because we (apparently) are stupid enough to do what they say. This post reminded me that I haven't read Basic Instructions in a while. What's basic instructions?