Scott Adams

摘要

DILBERT, DOGBERT, CATBERT, THE BOSS, ALICE, AND THE REST OF THE GANG AREN'T AVAILABLE FOR ONE OF THE BIG SPEECHES AT SLA 2007, BUT WE GOT THEIR CREATOR. First, there was the Peter Principle, expounded in 1968 by the academic Laurence J. Peter. He said that in a hierarchical organization, an employee will rise to his or her level of competence—then rise one level higher, to a level of incompetence, and remain in that position. It's, like, well, an accident or something.