A Dilbert cartoon book. Dogbert doesn't just accompany his owner, Dilbert, to the office. The egg-shaped, bespectacled canine intends to rule the place - as well as all other facets of Dilbert's life. He believes that people are morons and that he, Dogbert, should be proclaimed supreme ruler.

Since it first appeared in 1989, the popularity of Dilbert has grown so quickly that it is now generating a worldwide sensation. Dilbert's world is thrown into confusion when Catbert decrees that Fridays are to be "casual days".

This collection of cartoons, by an author who used to work in a cubicle for a telecommunications giant, is a source of comic relief for anyone who has ever set foot in an office and heard the words "empowerment" and "downsizing".

"I'm Not Anti-Business, I'm Anti-Idiot" revisits the cubicles of Dilbert for more fun with characters old and new.

Learn all the latest inept management techniques, moronic mission statements and the best way to avoid meetings. Find out why common sense never prevails and that the only reason your incompetent boss hasn't been fired is because your company is run by a consultant who is actually a dog.