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Corporate cultures that reward ruthless behavior can attract and enable psychopaths from "summary" of Snakes in Suits by Dr. Paul Babiak,Dr. Robert D. Hare
The workplace, like any other social environment, has its own unique set of dynamics. Within this setting, certain corporate cultures can inadvertently create an environment that is conducive to the development and flourishing of psychopathic behavior. When a corporate culture rewards ruthless behavior, it sends a clear message to employees that such behavior is not only tolerated but encouraged. This can attract individuals who possess psychopathic traits, as they thrive in environments that value cutthroat tactics and a win-at-all-costs mentality. Psychopaths are adept at manipulating others and exploiting any opportunity for personal gain. In a corporate culture that places a premium on ruthless behavior, these individuals can easily rise to positions of power and influence. Their lack of empathy and cons...
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