KRAMER, Roderick M
When paranoia makes sense - jul.2002
You know that little voice inside your head that keeps telling you to be worried - about your boss, your subordinates, your colleagues? Start listening to it. Most people think of paranoia as a pathological conditions, and it is. But there's another type of paranoia - called prudent paranoia - that's actually quite healthy. It can be a sign of high emotional intelligence and be used to gain advantage in the workplace
When paranoia makes sense - jul.2002
You know that little voice inside your head that keeps telling you to be worried - about your boss, your subordinates, your colleagues? Start listening to it. Most people think of paranoia as a pathological conditions, and it is. But there's another type of paranoia - called prudent paranoia - that's actually quite healthy. It can be a sign of high emotional intelligence and be used to gain advantage in the workplace
