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  <title>The Dilbert principle</title>
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   <publisher>HarperBusiness</publisher>
   <dateIssued>1996</dateIssued>
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  <extent>ix, 336 p. : ills. ; 22 cm.</extent>
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 <note>In a world of TQM, re-engineering, and empowered secretaries, Scott Adams's Dilbert is the poster boy of corporate America. Centered in the workplace, the syndicated comic strip has struck a chord with working stiffs all over the country. Indeed, Adams himself seems somewhat stunned by the popularity of his cubicle-dwelling creation. It seems no matter what bizarre, preposterous elements he incorporates into Dilbert's workday life, he can't stay ahead of what his readers are experiencing in their own offices! Now Adams &amp; Dilbert share their views on bosses, faking quality, meetings, market research, the performance review, more. B&amp;W illus. (cited from www.barnersandnoble.com)</note>
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