Corporate Ownership Cartoon - The Blame Game

The Scenario: In this corporate ownership culture cartoon, we see the ultimate translation of a leadership buzzword. A manager enthusiastically promotes a "culture of ownership," while the employee realizes this simply means they are now responsible for everyone else's errors.

It captures the exhausting reality of high-performers in a toxic system who end up "owning" the failures of the many while credit for success floats upward.

The Observation: This piece of workplace satire targets the hypocrisy of modern accountability. It critiques a culture where "ownership" is often a euphemism for "blame absorption."

Through this corporate ownership culture cartoon, Kaapi with Ravi highlights the comical yet frustrating tension between noble strategy decks and the "pass the buck" reality on the office floor.

In the corporate dictionary, 'Ownership' is often defined as the art of making sure you aren't the one standing there when the music stops.

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• Theme: Office Politics Cartoons