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The workplace is a minefield of egos from "summary" of The Dilbert Principle by Scott Adams

The workplace is a minefield of egos. Just imagine a place where everyone thinks they're right, all the time. It's like being in a room full of people who all believe they're the smartest person in the world. And not just smart, but also the most talented, most hardworking, and most deserving of recognition. In this environment, egos clash constantly. People are always trying to one-up each other, to prove themselves superior in some way. It's a never-ending battle for supremacy, and it often leads to conflict, tension, and drama. But here's the thing: no one wants to admit they have an ego. It's like a dirty little secret that everyone tries to hide. So instead of acknowledging their own egos, people project them onto others. They see their own flaws and insecurities in the people around them, and they react accordingly. This leads to a...
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    The Dilbert Principle

    Scott Adams

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