How's That Underling Thing Working Out for You? (Volume 37) (Dilbert)

Book had something on the cover that wouldn't just wipe off and the book looked like someone had read it before.

I need this kind of humor in my life as I have had mgr's that are the embodiment of the pointy haired one. I have had and currently still have co-workers that resemble Dilbert's. My dog although isn't evil, is indeed trying to take over the world. This book is very funny with the start of new age business practices placed within.

Ever worked in a corporate environment? Then this book is for you.

Okay, these are chronological strips, not ones about a common subject. That's a good thing because you're not paying for strips you'll read elsewhere. Dilbert is very funnyNow to the important part. Why on earth would you ask people to write reviews on a e-reader? It's time consuming and painful. Here's an idea Amazon: Let people rate the book on their computer than finish the review on something with a keyboard. The review wouldn't get posted until it was finished. You get better reviews and readers suffer less. You're welcome.

You know what I hate about reviews are they never tell you how long the book is thirty percent of this book was credited and introductions. But besides all the credits, this book was very funny I recommend after this is the one called its not I funny if have to explain it.

I bought this book because I love Dilbert. It hasn't worked for me because I want a little Dilbert everyday, not all of it all at once. I looked at it a couple of nights and haven't been back. Too much too fast. Am I slow????You might have a different experience.

Five stars within category of "collection of daily newspaper comics". Not to be confused with great literature stars!Two reasons:1. Unlike many comic collections this gives us the daily (non-Sunday) strips in color. It does add to the enjoyment! (Of course the Sunday strips are there, too.)2. For some reason I found this collection to be unusually relevant, consistently funny, with occasional bust-a-gut laughs.

i love dilbert books, but this book kindle design failed to lure me in. the layout feels like it was copied and transferred to a pdf format. i got charged full price for a book that feels that is missing 95% of its content - i gave up on continuing to read this dilbert book because it failed at captivating me with its mediocre layout

if you are a long term Dman addict, this will suffice, but it won't rock the casbah. Scott hasn't really kept up with the times and sadly , there isn't miuch more D can actually do!

I love Dilbert. He unpicks the nonsense of organisations.I hope he'll start writing cartoons about the tax avoidance crimes of large corporations like Amazon.

Anything dilbert observes applies not only to industry, but to other places of work as well. Good to see he has kept up with the moving times of the work place.

Another brilliant and funny set of seemingly nonsensical management decisions and employee interactions brought to life by Scott Adams. Dilbert and colleagues are superb!

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