Business as usual is not such a bad thing if you're Scott Adams. His "Dilbert" strip appears in more than 2,000 newspapers, and the "Dilbert" website attracts over a million unique visitors each month. His book The Dilbert Principle is arguably the best-selling business book of all time. He's sold more than 20 million books and calendars in North America alone, and cumulatively, his books have spent over a year on the New York Times Best-Seller List. If you're Dilbert, on corporate bureaucracy, entangled in technological red tape, and plagued by office politics on a daily basis. He counts among his coworkers an inept pointy-haired boss, a megalomaniacal dog, a volatile fellow engineer, and another who has made slacking his primary vocation. While this may not be the ideal work environment, it does provide plenty of laughter to those of us looking on, and that's something that should be a usual part of any business.
Every bit as essential as this first cup of coffee in the morning, this calendar features a daily or Sunday "Dilbert" strip on every daily page.
