I N T H I S I S S U E
What kind of CAD Manager are you? - Part 3
Delusions of a CAD Manager -
Things that you think are
true - but are not
Survey
- Where are you located?
A R T I C L E S
What kind of CAD Manager are
you? - Part 3
There are many different types of
CAD Managers. We looked at three styles of management in
June, three more in July and will continue the series this month.
Last time we looked at managers
that appear to be Perfectionists. This kind of manager
sets the bar so high that neither they nor anyone else can hit
the mark. Next was the Follower. They let everyone else
set their agenda. Then there was the Dreamer. Dreamers
spend too much time thinking about what might be, but never plan
to make it happen.
This month we continue with three
more styles. The Risk Taker, the Blamer and the
Victim.
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Delusions of a CAD Manager
Things that you think are true but are not
According to Wikiped
ia,
a delusion is commonly defined as a fixed false belief and
is used in everyday language to describe a belief that is either
false, fanciful or derived from deception.
I think that
sometimes CAD Managers suffer from delusions. Either they are
fabrications or foisted upon them by others. Some may come from simply
having them repeated for so long that they appear to be true.
Let's take a
look at a few and see how they stand up to some scrutiny...
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July 2007 Survey
Where are you on the planet?
I was just curious about the location of
those who read my blog and website. So I asked. Here are the
results. I am kind of wondering who the two people in Antarctica are?
Take the August Survey -
Where are you on this planet?
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