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Strategic Humor: Cartoons from the November 2013 Issue
October 17, 2013 Editor 0
Enjoy these cartoons from the November issue of HBR, and test your management wit in the HBR Cartoon Caption Contest at the bottom of this post. If we choose your caption as the winner, you will be featured in next month’s magazine and win a free Harvard Business Review Press book.
“I have the preliminary report on interesting things to look for in the building across the street.”
PC Vey
“I’d like to start out as CEO and then settle into a lower position once my student loans are paid off.”
Randy Glasbergen
“This had better be good.”
Paul Wood
“It’s always sad when senior management beaches itself.”
Michael Shaw
“We just need to make sure you didn’t take it with you.”
Harley Schwadron
“What’s the advancement program here other than waiting for someone to die?”
Bob Vojtko
“My media strategy has always been to go home and watch TV.”
PC Vey
And congratulations to our October caption contest winner, Eugene Evon of Novato, California. Here’s his winning caption:
“IT really failed us with these new keyboards.”
Cartoonist: Paul Kales
NEW CAPTION CONTEST
Enter your own caption for this cartoon in the comments field below — you could be featured in next month’s magazine and win a free book. To be considered for the prize, please submit your caption by Monday, October 21, 2013.
Cartoonist: Susan Camilleri Konar
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