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Psychopaths lack empathy and remorse, making them dangerous in the workplace from "summary" of Snakes in Suits by Dr. Paul Babiak,Dr. Robert D. Hare
The absence of empathy and remorse is a critical trait that sets psychopaths apart in the workplace. These individuals are devoid of the ability to truly understand or share the feelings of others, making them skilled manipulators who can exploit and deceive without a second thought. Their emotional shallowness allows them to mimic the appropriate responses in social situations, but underneath the facade lies a cold and calculating mind that prioritizes personal gain above all else. Without the burden of guilt or conscience, psychopaths can navigate the corporate world with ease, using charm and charisma to climb the ladder of success while leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. They are adept at creating a positive first impression, drawing others in with their magnetic personalities and persuasive communication skills. However, these superficial qualities mask a darker truth - that psychopaths are fundamentally incapable of forming genuine co...
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