As someone who worked HR for a medical clinic, I can vouch for this. I never wanted to yell "Grow the F-up!" more than when I had 30+ nurses to deal with. It's insane.

Shocking. I’m shocked. This is my shocked face.

Seems that I have read that there are higher than average amounts of sociopaths in leadership positions like CEO and politicians. They know how to manipulate people to get ahead.

I don't think it necessarily attracts the worst kind of people (although there are quite a few wastes of skin among the political class), but I think politics being a popularity contest rather than a referendum on competence and honesty is corrosive on the soul.

A politician is someone who can tell you to go to hell in a way that you will look forward to the trip

There are other professions that attract equally worse people, but none cause as much damage to so many people.

I have seen many political parties from the inside, three of them pretty close. Once you are even in question to gain any position of power - think local parliament, the highest you are to decide is wether a pedestrian bridge is built on this or that spot or such - you already have made so many promises, already have so many people who "brought you where you are" that there is not much of yourself left in you, and therefore, this requires not giving too many Effs. None at all, often. Independent candidates outdo this, but also don't have a network of people who are in charge of XYZ, that the party can provide, ... double sided, really sharp, knife, this is. Very few remain themselves AND have some sort of success, usually those who are really really good at speeches, can entertain an audience - these will always succeed, but once you have two of them, the one with the better network will succeed, likely, and that's the one carrying more obligations, ...

Case in point, Greene and Boubert.

How is this not #1?

Yep the worst is the christians hypocrite's taliban now controls states

Whaaaaa?

Dear companies your competitors can easily match your salary but not your culture. provide the best culture to your employees to make them Stay. AGREE BOOKCHOR

On the whole less than 1% of Law Enforcement Officers will ever have a problem of doing something bad or crossing the line. However that tiny group tends to commit a lot of problems (like the guy with Floyd's death, he had 17 excessive force and abuse complaints on his record before then), but DA's and Police Unions protect the bad ones, which allows them to flourish)

The most dangerous species on this planet!

I was in the marines and most higher ups are sociopaths, got promoted by kissing the a$$ of the sociopaths, have questionable mental stability, negligible intelligence, and power trip like it’s heroin. I couldn’t believe my life was in the hands of these people.

Pardon me but Cassandra and Monique are NOT executives.

That should not be classed as a profession.

Yep. The absolute worst, those people will see you and talk to you like you're nothing because they believe they know so much and are touched by God. Ugh! I have a graduate degree. Had to deal with this bs from these fools who wouldn't make it outside academia

Predators go where their prey is. If someone wants to prey on kids, they'll look for jobs that allow them access to (and authority over) kids

If you think they're there to help, remember who's paying their wages

Mine was fired for trying to turn our youth group into a cult. Perhaps it's a power trip thing.

I'm thinking this is more a studio exec problem than just a producer.

They basically make their money by siphoning wealth away from those who do actual work. They're pretty much economic parasites, like landlords

I went looking for a stockbroker five years ago. I didn't find one. They're an extinct species, in my country anyway. You can only find "investment brokers" these days.

Not bad people but I do think a lot of people start studying Psychology to try to get a handle on their own issues and are not always the most stable. I suppose the best ones figure their own sh*t out and are then able to help others

Absolutely not true. There are black sheep in every profession, but police are not shady figures in general.

I had many jobs and the recruiters have been nice and hardworking people.

Actually... Idk I disagree with this one! I'm in recovery and have worked with many, many substance abuse counselors and professionals and I can truly, honestly say I've never had the misfortune of meeting a bad one they have all been super kind and helpful and just amazing. They saved my life I have nothing bad to say about any of the ones I've worked with ❤️ that's a good thing right?! Most or a lot of them are also recovering addicts so it's possible that is the reason for my good experience. Actually I've had a lot of terrible experiences at hospitals like emergency rooms and stuff and once the ambulance people were really mean and scary to me.

Wow! I have never thought of that ... but it's true.

George Costanza wanted to be an architect, so it sounds like he would have fitted in just fine

Depends on the sales by extension: marketing. There’s some truly amazing people in that industry but also some genuinely scary psychopaths

I'm amazed that influencers aren't near the top of this list.

Mercenary of any nationality

Maybe I've just been lucky, but every tow truck driver I've interacted with has been extremely kind. One pulled me out a snow bank and refused payment, another drove me several miles looking for an open motel (before smart phones).

It would have been nice to give reason

Prisons are full of unsuccessful psychopaths, c-suites are full of successful psychopaths.

What's that?

I never do. If a fight starts (at all), I've already failed

Sounds like you need to meet more people.