>went through two instances of three-full-day versions of the author’s Monday meeting Sometimes it takes more indoctrination than others to try and convince pe

>went through two instances of three-full-day versions of the author’s Monday meeting Sometimes it takes more indoctrination than others to try and convince people that the social climbers who seek leadership positions above all else can be suitable for the job. >Leadership Is A Hell Of A Drug The concept makes sense, with "leadership-seeking behavior" manifesting itself strongest in those who have the greatest (yea, bigliest) lack of natural leadership ability, and who need some kind of a "fix" to supplement this deficiency. Kind of analogous to the drug addict and their toxic drug-seeking behavior which is not only self-destructive but damaging to everyone involved in one way or another, whether apparent or hidden behind closed doors. And once they've gotten their fix they still can't perform as well as ordinary people who don't need some kind of artificial aggrandizement.