Comic Belief
Is leadership really a crock? The creator of the comic strip <I>Dilbert</I> thinks so.
Scott Adams has become a legend for drawing managers-and then quartering them. So it shouldn't be surprising that the cartoonist who created the phenom known as Dilbert has a healthy distrust of top-level managers, from CEOs to city mayors, who proclaim themselves great leaders. Adams' current book is Dilbert and the Way of the Weasel (HarperBusiness), a collection of comics and essays about the weasels slinking about at work, and he's considering writing his next book about leadership.
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