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What is Michael Scott's job in the office?
Regional Manager
Which episode of the office featured Michael Scott's rolodex?
In Season 5, Episode 24, Michael begins to steal Dwight's clients using his rolodex.
What was Michael Scott's position in the show The Office?
Regional Branch Manager of Dunder Mifflin Scanton
Why is Michael Scott leaving The Office?
Because his actor, Steve Carell, feels like its time to go.
William Scott principles of management theory?
william scott
When was Scott Paper Company created?
Scott Paper Company was created in 1879.
When did Scott Paper Company end?
Scott Paper Company ended in 1995.
What are the release dates for The Office - 2005 Michael Scott Paper Company 5-21?
The Office - 2005 Michael Scott Paper Company 5-21 was released on: Canada: 9 April 2009 USA: 9 April 2009 Finland: 20 September 2012
Who invented the first paper towel?
Arthur Scott invented Paper towels Scott Paper Company In 1931.
How do you collect a pension from Scott Paper Company that was purchased by Kimberly Clark?
pension Scott Paper
When was The Scott Motorcycle Company created?
The Scott Motorcycle Company was created in 1908.
What is Michael Scott's position at the paper supply company on the TV show The Office?
Regional Manager He is Regional Manager, Or the boss of the scranton branch.
What is the history of paper towels?
The answer is that it was in vented by Arthur Scott of the SCOTT Paper Company and first sold in 1931.
Who created Scott paper towels?
who is the author he created the bounty brand not the Scott
Who created that's what she said?
Michael Scott
Wan was paper towel made?
The Scott Paper Company introduced the first paper towel in 1907. Source: http://inventors.about.com/od/kstartinventions/a/kitchen.htm
What TV show said if you assume you make an ass out of you and me?
The phrase "If you assume, you make an ass out of you and me" is commonly associated with the TV show "The Office." It is notably used by the character Michael Scott in Season 5, Episode 23, titled "Michael Scott Paper Company." The quote humorously highlights the pitfalls of making assumptions, emphasizing the importance of clear communication.
