Everyone has to have one in there office. Or I have been truley tortured. The one guy who believes he knows it all and proceeds to tell others their faults. He is the know-it-all that has no clue. He is also the person who believes that he is the project manager for everything. You probably know him as the person who will not hesitate to take credit for someone elses work.

Now that you have a visual of this person in your head, How do you handle them?

I am getting to the point where I am not brotherly like a monk should.

--BigJoe

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In reply to Dealing with That GUY by BigJoe

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