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View 961 - 970 results for how-to comic strips. Discover the best "How To" comics from Dilbert.com.
Saturday March 24,
2007
Friday April 06,
2007
Tuesday April 17,
2007
Tuesday August 14,
2012
Tags air bubbles, buffer overflow, ignorance (knowledge), interview question, interviews
Transcript
Interview question Boss: How would you diagnose a buffer overflow problem? Interviewee: I'd put the circuit board in a bucket of water and look for air bubbles. Boss: That sounds right. Interviewee: I just diagnosed a problem with your interview question.
Friday August 17,
2012
Tags banking, international bank, bail out, treasury, feral, money, countries
Transcript
Elbonian: Is this Dogbert's International Bank for Bailing Out Countries That Are Bad at Math? Dogbert: Yes. Elbonian: Our treasury is empty and we're not sure why. The entire country is becoming sort of feral. Dogbert: How much money do you need? Elbonian: No more than $85.
Monday August 20,
2012
Tags work ethic, positive feedback, negative feedback, motivates, givernment, rectangular, paper
Transcript
Boss: How do you feel when I give you positive feedback? Alice: Underpaid. Boss: How do you feel when I give you negative feedback? Alice: Underappreciated. Boss: Then what motivates you? Alice: The government makes rectangular pieces of paper.
Thursday August 23,
2012
Tags computers & peripherals, data werewolves, elbonian hackers, entrails, linkedin, passwords, servers, supernatural beings, usernames
Transcript
Mordac: Elbonian hackers stole a million usernames and passwords from our servers. So I send an army of data werewolves to track down the perpetrators and eat their entrails. Boss: How did you find an army of data werewolves? Mordac: LinkedIn
Monday August 27,
2012
Tags work ethic, input, something came up
Transcript
Coworker: Can I get your input by Friday? Wally: Absolutely, unless something comes up. Coworker: How often does something come up? Wally: More than you'd think. Coworker: What exactly are we talking about? Wally: I'd love to chat, but something just came up.
Thursday August 30,
2012
Tags managers & supervisors, work ethic, low priority tasks, rational being, reward, business
Transcript
Boss: You keep spending time on low-priority tasks. Dilbert: That's because I'm a rational being. I only work on tasks that are likely to give me some sort of reward. Boss: I don't know how to deal with that. Dilbert: Have you tried managing?
Saturday September 08,
2012
Tags amphibians, honesty, inefficient, design, aquarium owner, turtle, filtration system
Transcript
Dilbert: This design would be inefficient. Coworker: How do you know that? Dilbert: Sometimes it's better if the aquarium owner doesn't explain to the turtle how the filtration system works.

