N2EY wrote:
Robert Casey wrote in message ...

You really do have a serious problem. Best approach is to either dump
him, or to try to channel that seemingly boundless energy.

The first solution is the best.

Some people might say "people complain about no one wanting to do
anything, and someone shows up that does, and you want to get rid of
him." But that isn't the case. You're dealing with an off center
character here.


Exactly! You seem very familiar with the situation we are dealing with.



This sort of thing has been happening since cave man days. It
can get dicey if this guy is say the new boss where you work.
Quitting a job is not like quitting a club, especially when
the economy is in the toilet...


The trick is that it doesn't have to be one or the other. Just give
the new guy a job to do, and see how he does.

Not really Jim. This type will join, then undermine.

- Mike KB3EIA -