Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 1st February 1998

Dilbert//3214, first published 28 years ago on Sunday 1st February 1998

Tags

meeting introductions alice breakdown bad company bad boss freak out at meeting business

Open source transcript

LET'S START BY INTRODUCING OURSELVES.

I'M SUSAN BLOCK FROM I.T.G. I WORK FOR EMILY WOOTEN I'M MAX BLUMF I WORK FOR SUSAN.

I'M ALICE.

WORK FOR ...

AAAGH!!!

FILLED WITH SHAME BY ASSOCIATION!!!

WHY ME?

WHY WHY WHY PLEASE TAKE ME TO YOUR GROUP!

I'M NOT TAINTED!!!

CAN WE START OVER? I FORGOT WHO THE FIRST THREE PEOPLE ARE.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Identity Crisis"

Summary:

This 'Dilbert' comic strip humorously explores the challenges of workplace identity and self-introduction. The scene unfolds in a conference room where a group of employees are seated at a table, each with their own unique introduction.

Key Points:

• The protagonist, Dilbert, is frustrated with the lack of clear introductions and the chaos that ensues when everyone starts talking at once.
• The employees' introductions are met with confusion, as they all claim to be different people, including Susan Block, Max Blumf, Alice, and others.
• The scene escalates into a comedic mess, with Dilbert's attempts to clarify the situation only adding to the confusion.
• The comic strip pokes fun at the common workplace experience of trying to figure out who's who and the absurdity of self-introductions gone wrong.

Overall:

"The Identity Crisis" is a lighthearted and relatable 'Dilbert' comic strip that captures the humor in the everyday struggles of workplace communication.

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