STRIP FOR Jan 18, 2009
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User Name: DLtheSE
Jan 28, 2009
0
Where I work we actually cancelled the contract but kept the real plants.
Now an analyst also "gets to" wather the plants.
Where is a good intern when you need one.
Now an analyst also "gets to" wather the plants.
Where is a good intern when you need one.
User Name: Brian6171
Jan 18, 2009
+1
Change management and not knowing (or caring) of the consequences. The watering contract was obviously outside scope!
I think Wally should buy the watering contract, or does he already own it?
I think Wally should buy the watering contract, or does he already own it?
User Name: stadnik
Jan 18, 2009
+1
> How is this for a personal Hell?
> I am an intern that sits in a "fabric-covered box all day".
> ...
> Help me Asok! I need a project to work on! hahaha
It is only hard for the first 20 years.
> I am an intern that sits in a "fabric-covered box all day".
> ...
> Help me Asok! I need a project to work on! hahaha
It is only hard for the first 20 years.
User Name: Bill31415
Jan 18, 2009
0
Tee hee. roger the intern is a funny name. It may be his real name but it's still funny. No offence.
User Name: red33410
Jan 18, 2009
+1
Dilbert DOESN'T want to be a misanthrope! He's looking to become less inquisitive. That's all. Had he refused to ask "why?" in the second frame, none of this would have happened. ALL of us, probably, would have asked an attendant why he or she was busying him/herself with watering a plastic plant were we to see it ourselves. We all would have fallen into the same hole as Dilbert. Dilbert makes the mistake of asking for an explanation.
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