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This is a gag cartoon in which Dilbert (an engineer) asks his supervisor (Pointy-Haired Boss) which of 3 competing highest-priority projects he should focus on. The humor is a satire of white-collar business culture invoking themes of crisis mentality burnout managerial incompetence etc. It expresses a cynical worldview like much of the work by its creator (Scott Adams).

Title

Let me know which group I should stop working on : Essential Critical Must-Have

Description

This is a gag cartoon in which Dilbert (an engineer) asks his supervisor (Pointy-Haired Boss) which of 3 competing highest-priority projects he should focus on. The humor is a satire of white-collar business culture invoking themes of crisis mentality burnout managerial incompetence etc. It expresses a cynical worldview like much of the work by its creator (Scott Adams).

Type

Illustration

Category

Cartoons

Source

https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/opioids/docs/#id=jjnv0334

Date

2016

Collection

Teva and Allergan Documents

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