Scott Adams was an American cartoonist who became famous around the world for creating the popular comic strip *Dilbert*.

Born in 1957, Adams worked for many years in corporate offices before turning his daily workplace experiences into humor.

He launched *Dilbert* in 1989, focusing on the frustrating and funny moments of everyday office life and modern business culture.

The comic strip featured a white-collar engineer named Dilbert, his cynical dog Dogbert, and an incompetent boss.

*Dilbert* became a massive success, appearing in thousands of newspapers worldwide and inspiring books, toys, and an animated TV series.

Many office workers loved the comic because it accurately made fun of boring meetings, confusing rules, and bad management.

Beyond drawing comics, Adams wrote several best-selling books about business, success, and human behavior.

In his later years, Adams became a popular commentator on political topics, communication techniques, and internet culture.

He passed away in 2026 at the age of 68, leaving behind a lasting legacy in popular culture.

His work remains widely remembered for changing how people view corporate life through lighthearted satire and clever humor.