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The Fluorescent Light Glistens Off Your Head

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One of the things I really liked about this newest collection of Dilbert strips is that they really stay in the office. Gone are all of the side trips to Dilbert's home, Ratbert's antics, strange dates, and other non-office stories. While many such have been quite funny, this series goes back to what Dilbert is all about; the office.

Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Asok, Tina and the rest of the staff have to deal with and survive the madness that is management, marketing, payroll and the executives. They do so with their usual style. Among the story arcs in this collection are:
The Secret Society of Executive Secretaries
The cursed and deadly binders
The Non-Credible Guy
The Prima Donna
The New Hire
Dilbert and stopped time
Bribery
The Ultra-Donut

And many, many more in a collection of wit, humor, and an almost scary dose of reality that has you thinking Scott Adams works in your office.

This is one of the best Dilberts ever and I've read quite a few. Though it makes me skeptical about what my future boss may be like, it is still hilarious.

Another great collection of Dilbert from the master of business humor!!!!! I still laugh out loud when I read it.

I don't work in an office, but Dilbert applies just as well to those of us in the education field (change pointy-haired boss to pointy-haired principal and you get the picture) I have read Dilbert from the beginning, and I love it all. Dogbert will always be my favorite, and there is plenty of him in this book, along with Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Asok, Catbert...the whole gang. Great book!

Ok, so as you could guess, this is a small book compared to the other Dilbert collections, but you'll get your money's worth. Blah blah blah, reality of offices, ineffective management, unmanageable coworkers, evil contractors, malicious subdivisions, all here, as a Dilbert fan would expect, and holds what I consider the best dilbert strip: Dogbert explains corporate investing. You'll find some of these comics elsewhere, but for a dilbert collection fanatic, a worthy buy.

I have read Dilbert from the first day. I don't think it is as cutting edge as it once was, but I still look forward to each one. This is as good as any.

If you've ever worked in an office you can relate to Dilbert. I especially liked Bottleneck Bob.

All Dilbert books are funny; some, by definition, are funnier than others. This is one of the best of the lot; there were an amazing number of "copy & pin up on the cubicle walls" strips in this book.

A classic Dilbert book that reminds us to keep laughing at the world around us before we go insane.