Oct 28 2009

Dilbert on PowerPoint Presentations

(c) Scott Adams

(c) Scott Adams

Over the years I’ve collected a bunch of Dilbert cartoons related to PowerPoint and business presentations. I thought I’d create the ultimate Dilbert tribute to PowerPoint presentations. Please send me any others that I’ve missed. I’ll start with my top ten, and provide the rest in no particular order. Enjoy!

1. PowerPoint Disability

Dilbert.com

2. PowerPoint Zone

Dilbert.com

3. Presentation Ego

Dilbert.com

4. Co-worker Feedback

Dilbert.com

5. Copy of Presentation

Dilbert.com

6. Q & A

Dilbert.com

7. Glass Half Full

Dilbert.com

8. PowerPoint Poisoning

Dilbert.com

9. Enough Slides

Dilbert.com

10. Strategic Slides

Dilbert.com

Boring Presentation

Dilbert.com

Pie Chart

Dilbert.com

Accurate Data

Dilbert.com

One Slide Presentation

Dilbert.com

PowerPoint Terrorists

Dilbert.com

Inhuman Slides

Dilbert.com

Useful Information

Dilbert.com

Presentation Reuse

Dilbert.com

Reading Slides

Dilbert.com

Presentation Manners

Dilbert.com

Appropriate Images

Dilbert.com

Audience Members

Dilbert.com

Audience Required

Dilbert.com

Parallel Career

Dilbert.com

PowerPoint and Praying

Dilbert.com

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38 Responses to “Dilbert on PowerPoint Presentations”

  1. Traxxas says:

    Dilbert is great…. wouldn’t be a complete Sunday if i couldn’t open the paper and read about this lovable office employee! SO much truth in these comics!

  2. Vivek Singh says:

    Hilarious stuff Brent!
    Great that you have collected it over the years…

    It aptly summarises the state of PowerPoint presentations in this world.

  3. Andy says:

    Great stuff! Thanks for compiling these hilarious comics. Keep up the great posts!

    Cheers,
    Andy
    MSFT Office Outreach Team

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  5. Bruce Gabrielle says:

    Brilliant Brent! Forwarded to my LinkedIn groups!

  6. Gonzalo Álvarez Marañón says:

    Really funny (and insightful)! Dilbert rulez!

  7. John Fallon says:

    Great stuff!!! I’m going to forward to my faculty!

  8. Denis François Gravel says:

    Thanks for that compilation. It’s so true!

  9. Jon Suiter says:

    I’d like my boss to read this. Do you have this available for download in a powerpoint file?

  10. pptninja says:

    I wanted to be careful about copyright issues so I’ve stuck with just embedded links from Dilbert.com.

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  13. Julia Altermann says:

    Speaking from past experience, too many of those comic strips actually depict the truth…but I still had a couple of good laughs 😉

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  15. Indresh says:

    i will make a ppt of this!

  16. David Hopkins says:

    Excellent, gotta love it!

  17. Stephanie says:

    As someone who produces powerpoint ALL DAY… this is great. Love the “one long bullet point”.

  18. Johnny` says:

    If people pour all of their self-esteem into PowerPoint presentations, why don’t they proofread them more carefully? I’ve paid money for continuing education seminars where I wanted to hand the printouts back with all of the errors circled in red pen.

  19. Shamblesguru says:

    Would appreciate knowing what the licensing restrictions are on the use of these images.
    I’m an educator .. can I use them in presentations I give to teachers?
    … ’cause I’d like to use them .. brilliant
    Thanks

  20. dana says:

    My definition of hell for years: cold, itchy and forced to watch PowerPoint slides in 2 pt type in a darkened room for eternity

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  25. John says:

    You are missing the one were Dilbert is describing a comic included in his presentation. But no one gets the comic, and its not funny (I don’t recall the specifics).

  26. pptninja says:

    I don’t recall that one. If anyone knows about this one, please send me a link to it and I’ll definitely add it.

  27. Martin says:

    Although this is from 1998 and you can actually see an OVERHEAD PROJECTOR in the last frame, its lesson is very Powerpoint-appropriate: http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1998-01-10/

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  29. Bill Marley says:

    Those were all pretty funny. They made my night a little better just giggling at them.

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  31. Carol Smith says:

    These are really good examples of what could go wrong with using powerpoints for everything. It’s better to mix it up a little. Great laughs though, sure made my day.

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  33. Sahil Kotak says:

    Hilarious!! Great collection you’ve here!

    Thanks for sharing, forwarding this to my friends now. :)

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