dilbert.com

For many, life at work can often be stressful, unrewarding, perhaps even just down-right confusing. Whilst there are those out there who are doing their ideal job, (and if you're one of them, kudos to you), for most people working life is simply a matter of getting from one coffee to the next, with conflicting demands from line-managers or supervisors, frustrations with deadlines and conversations often so bizzare you couldn't make them up. Sometimes, you just need a little light-relief during your day, something to make you glad you're not somebody else. Well, when always else fails you can ... more

Dilbert is hilarious. In a previous job I had a pointy headed boss. Oh, he hid his pointy headedness from senior management, but everyone working underneath him knew full well who (or rather, what) he really was! He would come out with pointless psychobabble weasel phrases and would get flustered whenever anyone asked him to explain what he had just said! So, on to Dilbert.com. The website loads easily and is very clear and easy to navigate through. There are links on the left side of the screen. Comic archive, E-cards, Games, News and History, The Characters, Desktop Diversions, Subscriptions ... more

You will see him in 50 countries, speaking 20 languages and stalking the columns of 2000 odd publications. Even so, at work, he sits in a small cubicle, suffers an idiotic boss, and sports the label of a nerdy loser. He is an icon for the working class, but in corporate circles, he is just an eyeball grabber! Meet Dilbert, our hero with a difference. Dilbert is addicted to technology. A social recluse, he relies on Dogbert, his potato-shaped colleague. Dogbert, scheming to conquer the world some day and enslave the human race, has nothing but contempt for Dilbert. At the helm of HR is Catbert ... more