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The Fog Maker: |
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Keeps people guessing about what's expected, how well they're doing and what's going to happen. |
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Figures the fuzzier the instructions the easier it is to find some reason to blame workers. |
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The Exterminator: |
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Motto is, "Come on, make my day! |
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Tells people to do it or get fired. |
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The God-Player: |
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Uses phrases like, "Any idiot ought to know better than that!" |
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Whatever people do is not good enough. |
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The Social Director: |
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Often asks, "Is everybody happy?" |
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Assumes personal responsibility for everyone's problems. |
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The Do-It-Yourselfer: |
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Believes that, if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. |
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Is a collector of other people's monkeys. |
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The Carrom Shooter: |
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Never talks directly to anyone. Takes pot shots at one employee through another. |
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Carries gunny sack and stuffs feelings down in it. |
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The Old-Timer: |
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Often laments, "I remember when people used to work for a living." |
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At every suggestion, replies, "That's not the way we've always done it." |
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The Paper Hanger: |
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Doesn't process paperwork; just shuffles papers. |
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Motto is: "I know it's in here, somewhere." |
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The Prosecutor: |
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Publicly and loudly attacks anybody who errs. |
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Assumes everybody's guilty until proven innocent. |
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The Wimp: |
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Afraid to confront anybody. |
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Hates everybody but wouldn't dare tell them. |