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First of all, any definition of "sociopath" that would include Gandhi and Martin Luther King is an abuse of terminology of such proportions as to make comprehen
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
First of all, any definition of "sociopath" that would include Gandhi and Martin Luther King is an abuse of terminology of such proportions as to make comprehension difficult.
That being said: why is this even a question? Is there no one else available to you? Sure, he may be "damn efficient at sales", but there are a lot of people who fit that description without all of the other baggage.
Move on.
- urlwolf 16y agoThe question is whether all other people we interview will exhibit the same traits.
- michael_dorfman 16y agoYou're asking if everyone you'll interview will be: virtually impossible to do collaborative work with always measuring his power and negotiating for advantage emotionally tiring to deal with spending all their mental energy making sure things are done the way they want them behaving like a CEO, when it is not their job orchestrating power coups every chance they get? Seriously? You think this is even relatively normal?
- urlwolf 16y agoYou are right. I guess I needed to put it in writing to realize that these things are not normal. Even for a sales person who should 'always be negotiating'. This guy is out.