Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 7th September 1999
Dilbert//3797, first published 27 years ago on Tuesday 7th September 1999
Tags
everything went wrong project wouldn't succeed for managers reverse amnesia project
Official transcript
Dilbert pionts at the overhead. Dilbert says, "Everything went wrong in exactly the way I told you it would."
Dilbert says, "In the next phase you will experience something I call "reverse amnesia for managers."
The boss says, "Wait a minute; I'm the one who told you that the project wouldn't succeed."
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
EVERYTHING WENT WRONG IN EXACTLY THE WAY I TOLD YOU IT WOULD.
COST IN THE NEXT PHASE YOU WILL EXPERIENCE SOMETHING I CALL "REVERSE AMNESIA FOR MANAGERS." WAIT A MINUTE: I'M THE ONE WHO TOLD YOU THAT THE PROJECT WOULDN'T SUCCEED.
collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive
AI Analysis
Comic Strip Title: "Reverse Amnesia for Managers"
Summary:
- The comic strip depicts a manager who is experiencing reverse amnesia, where he forgets everything he learned the hard way and repeats the same mistakes.
- The manager is shown to be unaware of the consequences of his actions and is oblivious to the fact that his project is not succeeding.
- The strip pokes fun at the common phenomenon of managers who forget the lessons they learned from previous experiences and repeat the same mistakes over and over again.
Key Takeaways:
- The comic strip highlights the importance of learning from past experiences and not repeating the same mistakes.
- It also emphasizes the need for managers to be aware of the consequences of their actions and to take responsibility for their decisions.
- The strip uses humor to convey a serious message about the importance of effective management and leadership.
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