Trivia: What was Dilbert’s personality in the eponymous comic strip?
A loving family man
A micromanaging boss
A lazy intern
A dissatisfied businessman
Correct Answer: A dissatisfied businessman
So why is this answer correct? : Still a daily comic strip today, “Dilbert” is a satire of corporate culture, something that the growing number of white-collar workers in America could relate to when it was picked up in 1989. Scott Adams’s comic centers around Dilbert, a dissatisfied, sarcastic employee managed by the “Pointy-Haired Boss.” His boss is incompetent, but all Dilbert can do is voice his displeasure to his coworkers. Dilbert is a single man, but he does have a pet named “Dogbert,” a highly intelligent dog who appears in high-ranking roles at Dilbert’s office.