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Title: The book that Dilbert warned you about...
Review: I once worked for a boss who swore by this book, although I think he quoted it more as a justification to constantly issue "reprimands" to his subordinates (turnover rates in his office were quite high).The book has a very oversimplified and condescending tone, and attempts inflate the "veteran manager" into some sort of sage-like fountain of knowledge (I have yet to meet such a seemingly wise, all-knowing manager like the one in this book).Dilbert owes much of his popularity to fed-up employees working under the thumb of managers who mindlessly latch onto management fads such as this book.If you really want to expand your mind, read *Heart of Darkness* by Joseph Conrad and *The Dilbert Principle* by Scott Adams after reading this book. Reality falls somewhere within these extremes.
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