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Jodee Bock offered some insight that’s worth sharing: “It’s always interesting to me how people, no matter what occupation or what length of time they’re been in the workforce, can always relate to Dilbert. Why is that? Haven’t we learned enough yet to get rid of that mentality?” I guess the real question may be…”When will organizations aim to NOT replicate the Dilbert experience?”
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