Dilbert and the Way of the Weasel

Quintessential Dilbert

excellent.

They sent me an old book but humourous content inside so I liked it.

If you've read the Dilbert Principle, this might disappoint. That said, Scott Adams manages to shine through once in a while. So, in short, it is an occasionally amusing book.

The quality of book is very bad it's 13 old book still they charged 170 new one is available on 230.

Dilbert and the gang mirror so many of our lives again.

One of my favorite books, and one that has served me very well in nearly a decade of working in the business world. The psychology in the seemingly far-fetched scenarios is all too real, and it helps you cope with jerks in the real world when you can see the parallels between their actions and the weasel methods in this book. I'm dead serious, if you are a manager or an employee, seeing the crappy way people behave through the wonderful lens of dilbert and Scott Adams' hilarious writing is very much a real-world applicable tool that can make your work life better. Being able to say "you're being a weasel right now" and pointing to an example in the book makes you feel less crazy when you are beating your head against the wall and asking your SO every night how people can behave that way.

If you are a Dilbert fan you probably own this. If not, buy it - it's guaranteed to amke you laugh.

+++ So appropriate in every age. Identifies human nature to a tee. I could put names to many of the Weasels identified in this expository. I could only read a few pages at a time because of the laughter that it brought out in me! Sometimes I looked into the mirror of Scott Adams' pages and saw myself in a different light. Very well done Scott Adams!!! +++

Here's why you should buy THIS Dilbert book above ALL OTHER Dilbert books: In his most recent newsletter, Scott Adams writes, "There's been a lot of clamoring lately for Dilbert to end his long unlucky streak with women and -- how should I say this? -- get his necktie straightened. I've decided to leave that decision to you. Here's the deal: If my new hardcover book, Dilbert and The Way of the Weasel, makes it to the top five of the New York Times best-seller list, then I'll arrange for Dilbert to reach the promised land. That's right: I'm willing to sacrifice my artistic integrity, and sell Dilbert's body, to get the job done. It's called 'marketing,' and no one said it would be pretty." - Scott Adams I bought copies for everyone I know. It's about time Dilbert had a good day!