A New Yorker Cartoonist Explains How to Draw the Office | The New Yorker

The New Yorker cartoonist Maddie Dai on why she’s obsessed with the synergy between gross corporate jargon and comedy when drawing office politics.
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[@ilsamalsi5267]

This is my favorite of all the really fun New Yorker cartoonist explains!

[@tandago7281]

So moving! Thank you for this, you've just helped me recover a bit of hope in humanity :)

[@joelbny]

i love this cartoonist gal. 'maybe in his bumble bio he calls himself a digital nomad.' lol.

[@peachypinefruit]

They’re kind of depressingly savage and it hits the spot

[@MrEdWeirdoShow]

Wrote a hilarious toon caption for you guys: (Cartoonist standing in front of his seated parents.) "Your New Yorker career is over, dear. Today we found out that we're not Jewish."

[@Ashley-ze5pm]

Where is that other video for the film "NOW AGAIN?" I was in the middle of it, and now it's gone...

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Welcome to the no-talent-cartoonist-show.

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[@johnsmith1474]

Go ahead & imagine men giggling endlessly and meaninglessly while grinning like this as they communicate. Women are special creatures.

[@kljhpoiu]

A lot of people might see a comment like that as patronizing, dismissive, arrogant, and indicative of a sort of loathsome entitlement to believe that anything outside of your own narrow point of view is tantamount to nonsense, but at least it's not very long.

[@kljhpoiu]

​@Scumfuck McDoucheface Valuable feedback, thanks.

[@johnsmith1474]

@@kljhpoiu - Actually, carefully reviewed you are patronizing me & communicating superiority, which is explicit arrogance. And nowhere was I dismissive. But I will dismiss you arrogance, as naivete. I would like to know; what do you find so loathsome about women speaking in laughter & giggles, that you stumble over yourself to condemn a person for observing it? If it was not meaningless, you missed an opportunity to state the meaning.

[@kljhpoiu]

Wait, your original comment wasn't sarcastic? I didn't know phrases like "giggling endlessly and meaninglessly while grinning" and "women are special creatures" could be earnest compliments. Even now, I'm having trouble wrapping my mind around the idea. If I misjudged you, then you have my sincere apologies.

[@tandago7281]

@@kljhpoiu It seems to me expression of emotion through smiles, laughter and giggles are dismissed here because some people have difficulty understanding them and refuse to recognise that ignorance, confusion or lack of skill. Instead, they turn to belittling in an effort to retain some imaginary superiority. That is special. No, they are not endless and meaningless. They are just the right amount in this rich communicative exchange and full of meaning.

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