[longfellow]

Never understood that strip. It’s the male kathy.

[CodeToad]

“Never understood that strip.”

It is a cartoonmentary of corporate America. Perfectly accurate.

[Brookhaven]

Then you have never worked for a big corporation.

Having worked for a major utility company, I can tell you the strip is eerily accurate. And, the strangest stuff—the stuff you say to yourself “Nobody would do THAT”—is the most accurate of all.

[T-Bone Texan]

"...It’s the male kathy."

Ouch, that stings!

[rlmorel]

I think for a lot of people, unless you have dipped your toes into the world of white-collar workers, a lot of it won't connect at all.

I used to like Dilbert, but I had read some of the writings and opinion pieces by Scott Adams over the last 10-12 years, and I cut ties with him. He sounded to me like he was having a nervous breakdown.

In retrospect, perhaps it was just the libertarian side of him speaking publicly, and it is difficult sometimes (but not always) to tell the difference between a libertarian and someone having a nervous breakdown...

[DeltaZulu]

You must have never worked in a cubicle farm or in technology. His stuff is scary (and hilariously) accurate. I’ve been reading Dilbert for something like 15 years or more.