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The evil Director of Human Resources at the company Dilbert works at. Catbert is heartless and gets his kicks from making employees' lives as miserable as possible.
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Catbert | Villains Wiki | Fandom in: Anthropomorphic, Animals, Comic Book Villains, and 24 more Catbert Sign in to edit Catbert Catbert is the main antagonist of the Dilbert franchise. He is well-known for being the infamous evil director of human resources.
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From the beginning, Catbert, Dilbert's evil HR director, has guided Harper's appointments and firings. How else could you explain the ascent to the Senate of Pamela Wallin, Mike Duffy and Patrick.
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Evil Director Of Human Resources. Catbert: Don't bother me. I'm studying for a human resources certification. I already have my certifications for sadism and maniacal laughing. And, obviously, I have the basic HR certification for recreational downsizing. If you don't have that one, you can't even get a job in HR.
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Catbert is a fictional cat, and the "evil director of human resources " in the Dilbert comic strip. He was supposed to be a one-time character but resonated with readers so well that Adams brought him back as the HR director. Contents Publication history Characteristics Animated television series References Publication history
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What was Dilbert creator Scott Adams really thinking when he created Catbert: Evil Director of Human Resources? Are HR people the bad guys or just stuck in the middle with a thankless job?
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That would be Catbert the evil HR director, one of Dilbert's corporate nemeses. "It's simple," decrees Catbert, "Fridays are 'casual,' but you can't wear jeans because jeans look good and feel good and you already own several pairs." Dilbert knows the conflicting feelings of comfort and embarrassment that result from arriving on a Friday.
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Ever wonder why you get out of bed every day and head off to work? Let Catbert, Dilbert's Evil Director of Human Resources put it all into perspective for you in this recent comic strip. Though an "evil" character, Catbert is extremely popular with Dilbert fans. As noted in Catbert's Wikipedia entry:
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Catbert: Evil director of HR. Plot: Catbert is approached by Dilbert and friends for the following reasons: Ashok the intern needs more experience. Alice the lady Engineer needs more.
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Dilbert: Catbert, Evil H.R. Director http://www.dilbert.com/animationby Scott AdamsDilbert and Catbert share. Catbert displays psychic powers.In Catbert, Evil H.R. Director,.
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Dilbert is an American comic strip written and illustrated by Scott Adams, first published on April 16, 1989. [2] It is known for its satirical office humor about a white-collar, micromanaged office with engineer Dilbert as the title character.