Gemini At Work

[Nancy Priddy]
If you believe a boss is a stationary object that doesn't leave his desk
If the only way you can operate is with a traditional set of rules
And an employer who would rather do it himself
Don't work for a Gemini
He talks to [?], thrives on chaos, and changes the orders while he's giving them
He'll turn your head inside out trying to keep up with him
And when he says, "call me at the Paris office"... then try London
Or the pub around the corner
Gemini is sharp and likes sharp people
And if you can handle the unexpected
Your day, your job and your boss won't ever be dull
The twin is more of a mover than a leader, but you'll learn a great deal from watching him in action
One thing you may learn is just how bright you really aren't
'Cause he's the real thing

[John Erwin]
If you're about to hire someone and you have in mind a specialist, with a watchmaker head
Who will be satisfied with one spot on the dial, one pitch to make, and one way to make it
If an employee who appears to be perpetual motion and only has to hear four words to know what you want, is not what you have in mind
Don't hire a Gemini
This native needs space, stimulation and speed
Too much detail, drudgery and repetition will drive him or her up the wall
He can play any position in the field, and well
And while doing it can charm the crowd
Con the umpire
And talk the opposition into making errors and to striking out
You may have to listen to a lot of words, but you might hear one that will put your operation in the black
You catch a bright one when you hire a Gemini