Fictional teams and their wisdoms
Posted Oct 18, 2017, 7:47 PM UTC
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Now I might look a bit differently at the guys from The Office
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Where is Archer?
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This graphic focused on functional teams, not loose assortments of body parts masquerading as an intelligence agency, country music promoter, cia puppet, etc
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Like uhhhh The Office?
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How much coke did they deal, again?
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I got a kick out of this. Thought I might see Harry Potter, et al.
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There is some good stuff here that they don't teach in business school.
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Cool! Could you point some examples?
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I don't think "plethora" is the correct word they're looking for in the Avengers panel.
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"A plethora of diverse skills trumps an army of programmed robots"
They're saying that a large amount of unique skills makes for a more efficient team. Every team member in the Avengers has a good number unique skills and there are numerous Avengers, so it would be a 'plethora'
pleth·o·ra
ˈpleTHərə
noun
a large or excessive amount of (something).
"a plethora of committees and subcommittees"
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You're right. I've always used "plethora" with the negative, excessive connotation. But you're right that it can be positive as well. Maybe "abundant" would have worked better but plethora seems to be fine.
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This artist really doesn’t like Michael Scott
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Nerdy nonsense
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Totally. But that's one of the reasons why we like them so much, I guess
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Did the artist just forget to break the examples into puzzle pieces for TMNT?
Yeah, looks like it