Are You Really Being Honest With Yourself About Business? (CARTOON)
Cross your heart and ... well, you get it. But do we still expect the same honesty about ourselves as we did when we were kids?
Humor
Professional cartoonist Mark Anderson, owner of Andertoons, brings readers a new business cartoon each week. He also adds the “backstory” about how he came up with the creative idea behind the cartoon.
For a selection of cartoons you are free to download for use in blogs, presentations and newsletters, go to our Business Cartoons Gallery.
Not Exactly the Nuclear Family Business (CARTOON)
When you're starting a family business, you think it may be something to pass to your children. Then sometimes reality alters those plans.
Brains Over Brawn … Unless Karate’s Involved (CARTOON)
The workplace is a constant battle of mind over matter and brains over brawn. Unless, of course, karate is involved.
You Are Who You Think You Are, Until You’re Not (CARTOON)
Everyone seems very sure of who they are until they hear something that changes their mind. The key takeaway is: be open to other ideas and interpretation
Your Business Has No Room for Trust Fall Pranksters (CARTOON)
Learning you can't trust someone within your business is a hard lesson to learn. Maybe a Mistrust Fall exercise isn't such a bad idea after all.
Double-Check Your Deliveries Before They Leave the Warehouse (CARTOON)
Cartoonist Mark Anderson has this hilarious take on why it's important to double-check all your deliveries before they leave your shop.
All Decisions Have Consequences (CARTOON)
When you think avoiding a situation you weren't looking forward to, you often find yourself in another situation of the very same kind.
Even the Best PR has Its Limits (CARTOON)
Cartoonist Mark Anderson has this funny take on the art of spin in his latest Andertoons.
When Employee Evaluations Become Subjective (CARTOON)
Are your employee reviews focused on improving your company and your team?
Teamwork Sometimes Presents Unexpected Challenges (CARTOON)
No matter your business, you don't want to get on Karen's wrong side.
The Vote Was a Moo Point
Everyone always agreeing with you may not be a good thing for your company.
Word of Mouth Remains the Best Marketing (Cartoon)
Old school marketing techniques still prove effective even as promoting your business becomes increasingly digital.
