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Dilbert is an American comic strip created by Scott Adams that focuses on the absurdities of office work and corporate management. Its recurring characters deal with incompetent supervisors, pointless meetings, bureaucratic rules, workplace politics, and the gap between business language and everyday experience. The strip became widely syndicated in newspapers and is chiefly associated with workplace satire from the late twentieth century onward.

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Who created Dilbert?

Dilbert was created by Scott Adams. The American comic strip focuses on absurdities in office work and corporate management.

Who is the Pointy-Haired Boss in Dilbert?

The Pointy-Haired Boss is a recurring supervisor who represents incompetent corporate management. His decisions create many of the strip's workplace conflicts.

What does Dilbert satirize about office life?

The strip satirizes pointless meetings, bureaucratic rules, workplace politics and poor management. Its humor comes from the gap between corporate language and how work actually feels to employees.

Is Dilbert a comic strip or a novel?

Dilbert is an American comic strip. Its recurring office characters are used in short comic situations about corporate work.

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