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Mozart movie re-make is on its way. So tell us.
Every workplace has one. Sometimes dozens of them. They go about stabbing all their colleagues in the back, especially the talented hard-working colleagues. Choosing to feather their own nest by removing anybody who challenges their own position. Keeping all the lazy untalented dross on the payroll. Surrounding themselves with Goons to secure their own position.
We also saw this on 'The Weakest Link' the stupid clowns get voted off....and then the clever ones get voted off.
We have even seen this in football. New talent arrives in and the existing players won't pass him the ball or otherwise thwart him.
Some are famous....others are little people from your own experiences. So tell us......
1. Rolf Harris....other presenters/comedians hated working with him cos he insisted on hogging all the limelight and putting them down.
2. Tony Blair.....stabbing the career of the popular Mo Mowlem after her excellent work in Northern Ireland.
3. Josef Stalin sidelining Georgi Zhukov , the best General in the Red Army. The movie 'Death of Stalin' did a nice coverage of the idiotic bumbling buffoon who was Malenkov the Deputy Leader. Stalin was clearly a Salieri.
4. Two Tier Keir ? he certainly has chosen a few un-electable types as his immediate subordinates. How would he manage a charismatic crowd pleaser ?
5. Hitler. He spent far more energy fighting feckers within his own party. And probably much less time fighting Stalin, Commies and everybody else. Backstabbing ? 'The night of the Long knives' being that all these Nazi-colleagues were not good enough. The gay Ernst Rohm was sexually unacceptable for a Hitler whose own niece topped herself from the bedroom horrors. Hitler normally arose at lunchtime and spent most of the day off his head on amphetamines and was a failure at every academic endeavour he ever attempted. The lazy looney then ran about telling everybody else they weren't good enough.
6. Giovanni Trappatoni.....Football manager.....he feuded and fought with so many Republic of Ireland Internationals that there was almost nobody left to field a team by the end of Trap's tenure. Macbeth sitting in the castle, all on his own.
7. Roy Keane.......the work-Colleague from hell. If your performance is anything below that of Messi, Keane will rip you apart to the journalists who matter. And Keane as a manager ? compare and contrast to Glasner folks.
Or tell us about your personal experiences. You are working in a job, minding your own business, and you sense a scorched-earth policy from gossipy colleague in your wake ? A work-colleague who burns more calories dissing their own workmates than actually doing any work themselves. Salieri incarnate.
What others ?
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Every workplace has one. Sometimes dozens of them. They go about stabbing all their colleagues in the back, especially the talented hard-working colleagues. Choosing to feather their own nest by removing anybody who challenges their own position. Keeping all the lazy untalented dross on the payroll. Surrounding themselves with Goons to secure their own position.
We also saw this on 'The Weakest Link' the stupid clowns get voted off....and then the clever ones get voted off.
We have even seen this in football. New talent arrives in and the existing players won't pass him the ball or otherwise thwart him.
Some are famous....others are little people from your own experiences. So tell us......
1. Rolf Harris....other presenters/comedians hated working with him cos he insisted on hogging all the limelight and putting them down.
2. Tony Blair.....stabbing the career of the popular Mo Mowlem after her excellent work in Northern Ireland.
3. Josef Stalin sidelining Georgi Zhukov , the best General in the Red Army. The movie 'Death of Stalin' did a nice coverage of the idiotic bumbling buffoon who was Malenkov the Deputy Leader. Stalin was clearly a Salieri.
4. Two Tier Keir ? he certainly has chosen a few un-electable types as his immediate subordinates. How would he manage a charismatic crowd pleaser ?
5. Hitler. He spent far more energy fighting feckers within his own party. And probably much less time fighting Stalin, Commies and everybody else. Backstabbing ? 'The night of the Long knives' being that all these Nazi-colleagues were not good enough. The gay Ernst Rohm was sexually unacceptable for a Hitler whose own niece topped herself from the bedroom horrors. Hitler normally arose at lunchtime and spent most of the day off his head on amphetamines and was a failure at every academic endeavour he ever attempted. The lazy looney then ran about telling everybody else they weren't good enough.
6. Giovanni Trappatoni.....Football manager.....he feuded and fought with so many Republic of Ireland Internationals that there was almost nobody left to field a team by the end of Trap's tenure. Macbeth sitting in the castle, all on his own.
7. Roy Keane.......the work-Colleague from hell. If your performance is anything below that of Messi, Keane will rip you apart to the journalists who matter. And Keane as a manager ? compare and contrast to Glasner folks.
Or tell us about your personal experiences. You are working in a job, minding your own business, and you sense a scorched-earth policy from gossipy colleague in your wake ? A work-colleague who burns more calories dissing their own workmates than actually doing any work themselves. Salieri incarnate.
What others ?
The Death of Stalin (2017) - Jeffrey Tambor as Georgy Malenkov - IMDb
The Death of Stalin (2017) - Jeffrey Tambor as Georgy Malenkov
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