November 1, 201312 yr I qualify for three of those. Four if you wanna attach "chef" to me, although it's not official.
November 1, 201312 yr 1. CEO I used to volunteer at a hospital on the behavioral health unit. Back then they would allow any old volunteers to help out in the psych ward. The particular hospital I was at had an ex-P&G CEO who was literally deranged and thought he was a demon. He was easily the most frightening human I have ever come into contact with.
November 1, 201312 yr Author I used to volunteer at a hospital on the behavioral health unit. Back then they would allow any old volunteers to help out in the psych ward. The particular hospital I was at had an ex-P&G CEO who was literally deranged and thought he was a demon. He was easily the most frightening human I have ever come into contact with. Should I feel bad that this made me laugh? :lol2:
November 1, 201312 yr Should I feel bad that this made me laugh? :lol2: :lol2: Not sure. But when he would start his serious screaming when it was dark out and the rest of the unit was quiet and/or sleeping.....it made my damn skin crawl.
November 1, 201312 yr 1. CEO 2. Lawyers (I'd say something here, but :lol2:) 3. Media 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police Officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil Servant ...most of the roles on the left do offer power and many require an ability to make objective, clinical decisions divorced from feelings. Psychopaths would be drawn to these roles and thrive there. Which professions have the most psychopaths? - The Week One thing I see as a common thread is that nearly all of the professions have some kind of way that the individual can easily develop a "god complex".
November 1, 201312 yr Author :lol2: Not sure. But when he would start his serious screaming when it was dark out and the rest of the unit was quiet and/or sleeping.....it made my damn skin crawl. :no::lol2:
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