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1) "“Do what you are told.”
1) "“Do what you are told.” False. You should do what is right. If someone has hired me, then they should trust that I have the brains to bring it to completion. Tell me what you want, but don't tell me what to do. Give me the freedom to bring your dreams to completion. Don't restrict me by telling me step by step what to do to bring that dream to completion. Every true leader understands this. They hire good people and get out of the way. You should embrace this trust, and seek organizations that have this expectation." -- Awesome. I wish my boss would read this.
2) "'Turn on green arrow only.' False." -- Hilarious. I plan on going home, renting a car, and turning without the green arrow. I might get crazy and right turn on red when I'm not supposed to.
3) I'm comforted by the fact the you have been scientifically proven to be a pyscho deviant -- now I dont feel bad about the times I said that about you when you weren't around.