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Impressions of corporate life.
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Hallmark Business: #customers, #employees - Feedback is so much more than just feedback http://t.co/qdYF7zw7 via @onefte
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I feel this really needed a venn diagram not a pie chart. The people you know and people you don’t know should fill 100% of the pie.
still funny… but you know technical comics have technical readers
I wouldn’t have it any other way.
True, but the ‘guy that just left circle would make it look like he had two heads.
I could change it this way:
People you know -> People you know and like.
People you don’t like -> People you know and hate.
and change the order to Yourself, People you know and like, People you know and hate, People you don’t know, that guy who just left.
I like it.
I’ll get to it tonight. See, the internet works!
Feeling this lately!
@ Andrew and Stuart: over thinking it guys. but it’s funny anyway …
Oh so true.
I was once in a position for six months before I found out that my job duties were supposed to include maintaining an inventory in a database that nobody had thought to inform me even existed.
And, to make it both hilarious and morbid, a week after I put in the request for access to the database the sole individual who could create accounts for it died of a heart attack. My supervisor suggested I try a seance…
I like your content- it’s very good. However, the packaging (i.e. website design) could be much better. It’s like a good product in gaudy packaging. I’d suggest:
1. Get rid of all the superfluous widgets. They make the site look cluttered and busy. Who ever used the topic list? And if I want to know what’s on your Twitter feed, I’ll follow you. And what does the permanent link add? It’s already in the browser box. Achieve a cleaner look.
2. Please install a better commenting system like Disqus. It will make your site look less like every other Comic press site, with its ugly commenting system.
3. I don’t really like the figures in the comic. Fine if you don’t want to use freehand drawing. But the thick, heavy black lines are a bit jarring. Why not use stick figures or something less intense?
4. Change some of the ComicPress chrome if possible. Your site just screams ‘ComicPress template’.
Such good, witty writing requires a better design, that’s why I’m taking the trouble. If your writing wasn’t really good, I wouldn’t bother. Peace.