Hierarchy Art for Sale

Hierarchy Painting - New Yorker March 12th, 1979 by George Booth

I Was Just Going To Say

Leo Cullum

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Just How Long Has There Been A Maraschino Cherry

Leo Cullum

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Meritocracy Worked For My Grandfather

Barbara Smaller

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Then It's Moved And Seconded That The Compulsory

Peter Arno

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Sometimes It's Important To Stop Whatever Break

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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Exhausted Businessman Hires An Exaggeratedly

Here Comes Our ?rst V.p

George Booth

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Now That You've All Put In Your Two Cents' Worth

Joseph Mirachi

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I'd Thank You Harrison

Good Lord, No! I Thought You Were Handling

Richard Decker

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New Yorker July 25th, 1983

I Knew This Just Had To Follow!

The Trick, As I See It, Is To Insulate Yourself

Leo Cullum

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Productivity Is Up Nine Per Cent Since I Made

Ed Fisher

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Damn It, Conway, When I Say Cheer Up, Don't Give

Stan Hunt

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New Yorker August 8th, 1983

Dana Fradon

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Mr. Mott, May I Remind You That The Success

Robert Weber

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New Yorker May 29th, 1995

Tom Cheney

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While You Were On Vacation

George Booth

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Our Family Of Products Doesn't Want

James Stevenson

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Very Good. Now Go Out There And Convince Others

Charles Barsotti

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People Sit At A Desk On The Subway

The Employer-employee Bond Is Sometimes Difficult

Frank Cotham

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Woman Riding Man Like A Bull In An Office

Danny Shanahan

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I'm Sorry, Eddie, But The Old Man Wants

Charles Barsotti

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Oh, That's Right, Stanwick, Cry - Mock

Charles Barsotti

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Well, I'm Sorry, Wendell, I Just Assumed You Knew

Charles Barsotti

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I Get My Best Ideas In Airports

Frank Cotham

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Kids In College? Well

Charles Barsotti

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You're Out, Hodges - It's Time To Make Way

Charles Barsotti

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Get Down To Sales And Move The Goalposts

Leo Cullum

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Go Ahead, Albertson. Ask Toby For A Raise. It'll

O.k., O.k., Wilkins, On Behalf Of All Alpha Males

Charles Barsotti

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We're Moving You From Payroll To Fear

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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So, You Have A Family. They'll Be A Comfort

Charles Barsotti

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Over Here, Billingsley

Charles Barsotti

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I Believe, Merkin, That My Action Today Frees

Robert Weber

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New Yorker April 24th, 2006

George Booth

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You'll Be A Perfect Addition To Our Expendable

Peter C. Vey

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Do You Mind If I Give You A Little Destructive

Christopher Weyant

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I'm Not Going To Lie To You. That's What

Christopher Weyant

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I've Arranged Our Options According

Frank Cotham

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Our Plans? Of Course You're In Our Plans

Charles Barsotti

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Relax, Pierson, I'm Just Working On My Control

Charles Barsotti

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Funny, I'd Just Never Thought To Ask The Board

Charles Barsotti

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Two Men In An Office With A Giant Pile Of Money

Tom Cheney

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You're Making More At This Firm Than Anyone Else

Leo Cullum

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You're Only Making This Harder On Yourself

Just As Your Family Means A Lot

When He Goes Outside To Smoke

Lisa, Bring Out The Alistair Cheng Files And An

Michael Crawford

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That Was Fun - Now You're Rehired

Charles Barsotti

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I Won't, Of Course, Hollingsworth, But

Charles Barsotti

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The Line Of Succession

Jack Ziegler

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Forty Years' Loyal Service - I'm Taking

Charles Barsotti

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Now You're Going To Be Procrastinating

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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No, No, Your Job's Not Going Out Of The Country

Charles Barsotti

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New Yorker January 11th, 1993

William Steig

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Yes, And The Fact That You've Been An Outstanding

Charles Barsotti

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