These are the people who always try to be out front and in the center of everything. Bragging about accomplishments, real or imagined. Dominating the conversation. Here, your readers will learn how to build sound working relationships with these folks and manage their seemingly egotistical behavior productively. 631 words. [Feature 0208]
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