Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Who Are You? Tom Seymour - Minot State University Business Information Technology Dept.

Birds of A Feather Flock Together—Who Are You ?? Your Group Does Have Many Different Personality Styles

We are going to show you a few rare office birds whose relations With others: fellow workers, customers, and members of the community leave something to be desired as far as good public relations is concerned. First let’s take up the kind of office bird that has poor relations with his colleagues.

The Singular Flucatcher

The Rumorous Cackle

The Truculent Splutter

The Abject Squat

The Domesticated Chickadee

The Superior Slasher

The Horny-Headed Loon

The Stiffnecked Squelch

The Ambivalent Shuttle

The Melancholy Lackluster

The Lame-Brained Weeper

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The Double-Throated Pedagoose

The Intermperate Phraseflinger

The Sleekbilled Backscratcher

The Speckled Buckpasser

The Pied-Piper Phoebe

The Moss-Grown Hibernator

The Yapping Younker

The Wooden-Headed Cuckoo

The Whooping Crane

The Level-Headed Harmonizer