Follow the Money, They Said (CARTOON)
Has a place that had been your go-to spot for reliable business information suddenly changed into something you can't recognize?
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.
It’s Been the Grinch’s Kind of Year for Many in 2020
Here's hoping that 2021 is a good year to everyone!
Work Hard, Play Hard (CARTOON)
The business park wasn't nearly as fun.
Just When You Think You’ve Seen Everything from a Line Graph
It's been a crazy year and by the end of it, some of your sales charts may have started to take on a similar look.
It is a Time for Innovation (CARTOON)
When you see the numbers are telling you that a change is needed, it's time to innovate.
You’ll Tune It Out, They Said (CARTOON)
Clocks were his passion but there was one thing he couldn't get over about them.
Are You Auditing Employee Expense Reports? (CARTOON)
Eliminate wasteful spending by auditing your employee expense reports regularly.
Your Office Mini Fridge Absolutely Needs to be Staffed (CARTOON)
Once you've seen it, you absolutely can't go a day without having your office mini fridge staffed by a licensed mixologist.
Be Wary of Those Who Oversell Benefits (CARTOON)
Some vendors will have you believe buying their product or service will put your company over the top all on its own. Tread carefully!
Even the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing Needs His Morning Coffee (CARTOON)
Ever feel like you're just not yourself at work? Everyone has those days.
Undervaluing Your Business Has Consequences (CARTOON)
Store owners and service providers often worry if they're charging too much. Many, however, aren't charging enough.
Someone Once Made an Elevator Pitch for the Wheel (CARTOON)
Even the wheel and fire had its naysayers, surely. Makes you wonder how far back the elevator pitch actually goes.
