De-motivators of an High "I"
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- Closely-monitored accountability
- Exacting or routine work; highly structured tasks; heavy details; limited opportunities
- Losing friends or consensus; sharing difficult or unpopular news making others angry or upset
- Negative people continually playing "devil’s advocate” and focusing on “worst case" scenarios; nitpicking perfectionists; unenthusiastic, quiet, or boring people
- Non-participatory management and events
- Physical isolation (alone on the road, in a back cubicle)
- Public embarrassment; feeling disrespected
- Social rejection; feeling left out or ignored; non-communication; no attention or feedback