Dilbert Calls Out Distracting Communication

We’re big fans of Scott Adams’ comic strip Dilbert here at The Latimer Group. Adams consistently offers a funny (and often WAY too accurate) depiction of office life.

A colleague of ours recently sent us this one on distracting communication in the workplace.

We’ve written about Dilbert before on this blog, and also about how to be a no-distraction colleague, so this one really hit close to home.

Hope it brings a smile for a Friday. And thanks again to Doug Shefsky for the share.

Does your team:
– Take too long to make decision?
– Fail to ask for what it wants or needs from you?
– Make things too complicated?
– Deliver unconvincing or disorganized presentations?
– Have new hires who are unprepared to communicate in the workplace?

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