from mykl-s

Who knew that Scott Adams, after making fun of everything about working for any corporation, had so many serious ideas about work and life.

from glade1

I don't really know what possessed me to buy this book. I generally do not like Dilbert. But I bought it and have now finally read it and it seems to be pretty good advice. I feel I'm fairly late in life and unimaginative to go into "success" now, but there were some helpful tips in here, and his...

from steve02476

Pretty funny and pretty good advice. Well, funny to me anyway. And I guess I like the advice because it comes pretty close to what I think anyway. Not sure anyone else I know would like the book. Maybe Scott wrote it just for me.

from Neale

An interesting book. Some good advice through a few different techniques. Systems rule rather than goals for achievement. Worth a read.

from publiusdb

This book is appropriately named, though perhaps another subtitle could be added: "or how to fake it until you make it."Scott Adams is known best for Dilbert, a "satirical office humor about a white-collar, micromanaged office featuring engineer Dilbert as the title character" (to quote Wikipedia...