Some colleagues make knee-jerk decisions, committing themselves without weighing all considerations. These colleagues are pushy or presumptuous and let their enthusiasm overcome their reason. They get so excited about an idea, they become full of fervor, passionately extolling its merits. Further, they try to use their charm to get everyone to buy into their idea. Unfortunately, they spout their vigorous support without knowing exactly what they hope to achieve and, consequently, have no clear sense of direction. Overpowered by their own zeal, they are unrealistically positive........

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