Birds of a Feather Flock Together

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This document discusses different types of "office birds" and their personalities and relationships with coworkers, customers, and the community. It describes birds such as the Singular Flucatcher, The Rumorous Cackle, The Truculent Splutter, and others that have poor relationships and leave something to be desired in terms of good public relations. It also mentions the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" and concludes with describing The Level-Headed Harmonizer bird.

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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.

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