Cartoons from Tim Marsh's Book:
Tuition Paid by Others: A Collection of Practical, Real-World Leadership Lessons
by Theresa (T-) McCracken
Boss Cartoon 9676: An irate manager says to a frazzled employee, "You're fired until I calm down."
Employee Retention Cartoon 9683: An executive looking at cubicles with bars says, "This isn't the employee retention program I had envisioned."
Candor Cartoon 9684: A man with a black eye reads a book, "Candor is the Best Policy." He thinks, "I hope I kept the receipt for this book."
Leadership Cartoon 9686: As manager writes on a white board while a fire burns at one end of a conference table an elephant thinks, "Great. Something else in the room people won't want to talk about."
Organization Chart Cartoon 9690: "Bob is worried about violating the chain of command." A man looks at an organizational chart where CEO is listed at the top, and all the other boxes and tiers list "Bob."
Thinking Cartoon 9694: "Fortunately for Brad, he isn't paid to think." An executive pushes on a door that says pull.
Forest Cartoon 9674: A man sitting on a log surrounded by trees says on a phone in woods, "Honey, I've got to get going, I'm still searching for the forest."
Leadership Cartoon 9680: A worried man looking at a sheet titled "Leadership Test" says, "I sure hope this is an open book test."
Change Cartoon 9682: An executive looking at machine that changes bills into change says, "This isn't what I was thinking when I said an instrument of change."
Regulations Cartoon 9695: As a woman throws books of regulations out the window a man asks, "But doesn't regulation 986B, part 89Q specifically state that you can't throw regulations out of the window?"
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