Business - Written by Denis Hancock on Tuesday, July 8, 2008 9:37 - 2 Comments
Dilbert Mash up: July 8th 2008
I kept thinking there was a twitter joke in here, but I couldn’t come up with it… can you? As always, you can check out the original, and all the other mash ups, at www.dilbert.com.
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Denis Hancock
Thanks Conor! I can assure readers that the fact Conor and I both belong to the exclusive society of “people who’s names are more commonly spelled with a double ‘n’ and we’re tired of having to correct people”, this in no way influenced his comment. Any Briana’s out there with anything to add? 
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I didn’t realise this was a mashup at first, I assumed it was Scott’s own work.
This is SO good. I sincerely hope that it wins the vote as it rings so true to my corporate experience. Bravo!