Master the art of working with your most charismatic team members The conference room falls silent as Sarah bursts through the door, fifteen minutes late but radiating energy. She greets everyone with genuine enthusiasm, immediately launches into an animated story about her morning, and somehow manages to make the entire

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Dwight Schrute is a fictional character from the hit sitcom The Office and he has never been described as easy to work with. He is competitive, blunt, relentlessly task-focused, and genuinely believes he is the most capable person in any room he enters, and sometimes, infuriatingly, he is right. If