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The Dilbert Principle: A Cubicle's-Eye View of Bosses, Meetings, Management Fads & Other Workplace Afflictions is not a comic strip collection. It has a few comic strips from the Dilbert comic, but is mostly text. About business.

And, while I recall less about it and could be wrong, I believe Dogbert's Top Secret Management Handbook is similarly not a comic strip collection. Another book with lots of text with a few Dilbert comic strips tossed in.

Course only 17 people so far voted on this list and Dilbert Principle has 4 of those votes so . . . maybe I do not understand the list. :)

A great GR list conspiracy? I have several questions. 🤨

Larry wrote: "A small and ugly conspiracy of small and ugly someones from inside G.R. Is it clear answer on you several questions?"

Not even a little clear? A list among thousands on this website matters to essentially no one. So....why?

Larry wrote: "Because bad creatures hiding well. We can note just shadows.

That was even less clear than the first answer. An unknown author whose 10 books have an average of 50 reviews doesn't make a random Goodreads list of 400 random books and it's a conspiracy shadow baby sent from R'hllor?

BruceBecker wrote: "Removing Alex Letner books from this list is an act of dirty competition and vote fraud from part of some corrupt librarians."

Explain how votes on a random list that means nothing on a site of thousands of lists equals corruption. For an author no one is really pressed about? What does this conspiracy accomplish?

Larry wrote: "I have no minor idea what are you talking about. I am just a rider. I vote for A.L. 6 books."

What's a rider? And again, what does that have to do with some conspiracy over an author basically no one knows?

Bart wrote: "Groundbreaking books by Alex Letner have disintegrated from this list. This is a clear act of vote selection."

You posted the same thing twice. And yes, I, a random person on Goodreads who made this random list 10 years ago, am clearly part of a grand conspiracy to make an unknown author be just as irrelevant as he currently is. You've figured me out. I'm clearly a great master manipulator.

Bart wrote: "Well, it seams to me you a part of that conspiracy which you talking about with clear hidden understanding . I am rider as well, just riding around with no intention to be an intern. "

Also, seams are the thing that hold pants together. The word you're looking for is seems.

Also, that doesn't define what a rider is. The opposite of an intern is employee, not person who sits on a donkey.

Also, are you the brain trust who randomly suggested one of this nobody's books many years ago? I hate random book suggestions. Maybe that's why no one's reading and reviewing them. People don't like having strangers push books on them uninvited.