Originally posted by KewpieI just got a new boss three weeks ago. He just up and took from me a multimillion-dollar account that I took a year to cultivate. He took it from me exactly when it became clear that I was going to close the sale. I've been fighting it, and I know I'm going to lose. But this individual fits your description well.
Troublesome colleagues are likely to harbour a "dark triad" of psychopathic tendencies, Machiavellian cunning and narcissistic selfishness, according to a new study. Office workers 'can be psychopaths, Machiavellians, and narcissists. Among the examples of these 'triadics' he gives is the fictional Mafia boss Tony Soprano
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Originally posted by sasquatch672Everyone's a Gordon Gekko.
I just got a new boss three weeks ago. He just up and took from me a multimillion-dollar account that I took a year to cultivate. He took it from me exactly when it became clear that I was going to close the sale. I've been fighting it, and I know I'm going to lose. But this individual fits your description well.
Originally posted by sasquatch672Fight The Power!
I just got a new boss three weeks ago. He just up and took from me a multimillion-dollar account that I took a year to cultivate. He took it from me exactly when it became clear that I was going to close the sale. I've been fighting it, and I know I'm going to lose. But this individual fits your description well.
Originally posted by sasquatch672At least now you know what you're up against, with him, and can make sure he doesn't get a chance to do it again.
I just got a new boss three weeks ago. He just up and took from me a multimillion-dollar account that I took a year to cultivate. He took it from me exactly when it became clear that I was going to close the sale. I've been fighting it, and I know I'm going to lose. But this individual fits your description well.
