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I think they describe it here: "They asked more than 250 MBA students taking coauthor Chatman’s course on leadership at UC Berkeley to provide names for at leas
by bryanmgreen 7y ago
I think they describe it here: "They asked more than 250 MBA students taking coauthor Chatman’s course on leadership at UC Berkeley to provide names for at least three current or former coworkers, who then confidentially rated the students on measures of narcissism."
And here: "Researchers surveyed nearly 900 business school alumni... who worked at 56 large, publicly traded high-tech firms... Alumni completed surveys to evaluate their CEO’s personality type and organizational cultures."
Sure it's a little subjective like anything based on societal norms, but there are generally accepted behavior models/characteristics around personality types across medical fields.
- peteradio 7y ago> accepted behavior models/characteristics around personality types across medical fields Of which probably none of those surveyed are trained to recognize. Heres a typical response: My boss is an asshole thats why everything went to shit. Is he narcissist? Oh yea big time.
- bryanmgreen 7y agoThe surveyed aren’t, but the surveyors are. And I imagine the questions were nuanced and sophisticated enough that they weren’t as basic “is your boss an asshole” and more like “on a scale of 1 being Spock to 10 being Trump, how does your boss handle conflict?”