> When decisions needed to be made, he was the one people would consult with.
Sounds like a useful employee. Maybe not rushing around constantly allowed him time to actually think through problems.
Sounds like a useful employee. Maybe not rushing around constantly allowed him time to actually think through problems.
Also, it’s not that he wasn’t running around. That’s actually my point. If running around and looking busy is what it took, he’d do that. Essentially he did everything he could to give the appearance of working.
Now that I’ve been in the industry for over a decade, I can say it’s a pretty common type of character. They’re usually the ones that get promoted.