Couple of interesting articles. One of the joys of being in the state of ER is that you do not have to deal with the type. The megacorps I used to work in were teeming with those.
Is Your Boss a Psychopath? | Fast Company
Your Boss Might Be A Psychopath | Watch the video - Yahoo! Screen
Maladaptive psychopaths end up in jail as result of violent crimes, successful psychopaths become high executives or CEO, (politicians?).
" Corporate psychopaths score high on Factor 1, the "selfish, callous, and remorseless use of others" category. It includes eight traits: glibness and superficial charm; grandiose sense of self-worth; pathological lying; conning and manipulativeness; lack of remorse or guilt; shallow affect (i.e., a coldness covered up by dramatic emotional displays that are actually playacting); callousness and lack of empathy; and the failure to accept responsibility for one's own actions."
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"In the past thirty years, more and more workers have been showing signs of Psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and Narcissism. He also uncovers a new fourth personalty type: the triadic person. That's someone who displays all three traits. James claims that these people often excel the most."
Is Your Boss a Psychopath? | Fast Company
Your Boss Might Be A Psychopath | Watch the video - Yahoo! Screen
Maladaptive psychopaths end up in jail as result of violent crimes, successful psychopaths become high executives or CEO, (politicians?).
" Corporate psychopaths score high on Factor 1, the "selfish, callous, and remorseless use of others" category. It includes eight traits: glibness and superficial charm; grandiose sense of self-worth; pathological lying; conning and manipulativeness; lack of remorse or guilt; shallow affect (i.e., a coldness covered up by dramatic emotional displays that are actually playacting); callousness and lack of empathy; and the failure to accept responsibility for one's own actions."
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"In the past thirty years, more and more workers have been showing signs of Psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and Narcissism. He also uncovers a new fourth personalty type: the triadic person. That's someone who displays all three traits. James claims that these people often excel the most."
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