Arrogance

There are people so arrogant that they do not know how to praise a great person whom they admire, without representing it as a link or a path that leads to themselves.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Apparently, arrogance is a personality trait that society values ​​and rewards. We have only to see examples in many fields such as politics, arts or sports.

Apparently we have the tendency to think that successful people are those who have the ability to stand in front of others without any consideration.

Be it to get more votes, more sales, or more goals, you show little interest for those who can leave on the way of your ascent to the top. If you have worked with someone with these characteristics, you know how frustrating it can be to always be the person considered when it comes to compensation or promotion in the workplace. Let’s not talk if this arrogant person is your partner and always try to be right or to do what he or she says.

The investigations that, in psychology, have been carried out discover that this type of people tend to look for situations in which they stand out against others in which they do not obtain personal revenue. This makes them dismiss any type of teamwork or joint effort. His desire is, above all, to stand out above other people and the latter does not fall within his plans for it. The opposite of…