This Is the Part Where You Pretend to Add Value: A Dilbert Book Book

I thinkI have always liked Dilbert comics - they are humorous and at the same time shows the dark side of office politics & cut throught world.. I can identify so much with so many of the incidents mentioned - thought not the same dialogue exchange but the theme, the results & the wastage of time in big corporate world where somewhere we loose the real purpose amongst big KRAs, objectives, targets, Vision, etc etc etc. One can become a Star for any reason. There is nothing like competnce based even though all industries talk about all processes & achievements on basis of competence. We try to convince ourselves its momentary, lets look at long term, we look at injustics & unfair world calling it ways of corporate world.. we question and then learn not to question but just accept as it is.

The Dilbert Characters are also something u could find in ur office - neuoretic, weird, useless, incompetent, noise makers, boot lickers, unreasonable bosses, evil supervisors, meddling people who are only there to create issues & increase ur work, quiet workers, no work but great people's people, HR policy makers, totaly cluless amnagement, faffying MBAs, techie engineers, etc etc..

so they say it - u hate it but u cant live without - after all who will give u a monthly pay for doing nothing.. but the corporate world.. just keep pretending to add value..