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Over-delivering

Over-delivering

Today's Office OFFline comic was inspired by all the funny catch phrases you hear at Microsoft. "Over-deliver" is one of those.

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Sometimes, you have to be cruel to be kind

You have to be cruel to be kind 

Photo by  William Hook.

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Yet another failed corporate slogan

 Yet another failed corporate slogan  

Photo by JL2003.

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If you have to ask, you don't want to know

 If you have to ask, you don't want to know

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Reverse technology psychology

Reverse technology psychology

The topic for today’s Office OFFline comic was suggested by a Facebook fan who wanted me to do a comic on Windows Live. Thanks, Michael!

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But nothing's definite

But nothing's definite

Today’s Office OFFline comic was inspired by something a coworker said. Thanks, Leslie!

Photo by pappalicious.

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We really do value them

The following comic appeared in the Office MVP Quarterly Newsletter:

We really do value them

In case you're wondering, Microsoft MVP's are people who are given an MVP award for volunteering their expertise in offline and online communities. We really do value them, immensely.

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See the error of your ways

See the error of your ways

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With apologies to Frank Herbert

With apologies to Frank Herbert

Today’s Office OFFline comic was inspired by conversations I had with a couple coworkers. Thanks, Holly and Traci!

Photo by cybaea.

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To err is human

To err is humun

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Reader-created comic #29

Michael Gannotti, a Principle Technology Specialist for Microsoft and all-around smart and funny guy, created his first (of what I hope are many) comics using my Visio comic template. You can see his comic on his blog, "SharePoint Place."

I can't wait to see what you come up with next, Michael.

Aren't they always?

Aren't they always

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No news is good news

No news is good news

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Too much of a good thing

Too much of a good thing

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My daughter's social graph

My daughter's social graph

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