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The Washington Post Magazine #[November 15, 2015]

Nov 2015 · The Washington Post · [none]
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In "The Other Dome on the Hill," Scott Adams delivers another sharp, satirical take on corporate life, with Dilbert questioning the Pointy-Haired Boss about the real impact of real-time employee monitoring—wondering if it just proves happiness can't be found through work, no matter how efficiently it's done. Written, drawn, inked, colored, and lettered entirely by Adams, the piece is a concise, visually crisp commentary on modern workplace culture.

Contains 2 stories
Untitled Humor story
0.33 pp · Humor
Pointy-Haired BossWallyDilbertAlice

In a single, sharp panel from The Washington Post Magazine’s November 15, 2015, issue, Dilbert confronts the Pointy-Haired Boss about the company’s new real-time employee monitoring system—questioning whether it’s just another way to confirm that happiness at work is impossible. With Wally and Alice nearby, the moment captures the quiet, deadpan humor that defines the strip’s take on modern office life.

The Other Dome on the Hill
5 pp · Non-Fiction
John Quincy AdamsJohn TylerLieutenant Jame GillissLieutenant Matthew MauryJames PolkAsaph HallAbraham LincolnMary Clemmer Ames

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