Jul 5
Most of my friends are car people so we all speak the same language but just in case you didn't know. This is how the rest of the world sees us:
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· Jul 5
As someone that worked in corporate American in the 1990s it is hard to overstate how accurate Dilbert cartoons described what was going on.
As for this car related cartoon - 100% accurate. Have a friend whose Grandfather was chief engineer at Lincoln and then Marmon. Henry Ford fired him because he was president of the ASAE. My friend could afford a collector no sweat (even an expensive one) and I floated the idea of getting one his grandfather designed. You would have thought I had 3 heads.
· Jul 5
Spent some time at a fortune 500 company 25 years ago. I thought Scott Adams had a camera in our offices.
· Jul 5
· Jul 5
I’ve been telling AJ from day one that he made a terrible mistake not having us do online training on the four pillars of Deming’s TQM, and a nice succinct 700 page manual on Six Sigma, and then two independent agencies doing Myers-Briggs tests on us, and only then let us participate in the dialogue on rumblefeed
· Jul 5
John, you covered a lot of them. Good reason nothing gets done in a big company.
Btw, the meme above is a good one for @SteveMackCT and your new son in law.
· Jul 6
If you haven't watched the movie "Office Space" you need to.
· Jul 6
Mike Judge was a genius.
· Jul 6
Yup. He also did "Idiocracy" which is a fantastic documentary.
· Jul 6
I found that movie depressing.
· Jul 6
It certainly explains a lot.
· Aug 1
Bringing this up again.
After learning about what I do and explaining hotrods vs restoration to one of my wife's friends, she said: "So a hotrod is like build-a-bear but for grown men".
I feel attacked.