El SÃndrome de Bergerac is the opposite of Anat's syndrome, as in this case is the lack of confidence and poor or distorted self-image that has a subordinate who motivates his wit to yield to others believing that only by this route will allow for the realization of their ideas or proposals, it will pass unnoticed.
Bergerac syndrome is defined as: Deliberate and conscious behavior of an individual or group of them oriented to yield to others their ideas, suggestions or any kind of initiative for their own stand as to his superiors, followers, or given a scenario, without expecting any recognition for it.
This type of behavior is observed at any level of subordinates whose interest in the outstanding work of their supervisors hides a deep mistrust in themselves and lack self-esteem, are considered insignificant or unimportant imagining that their social status, experience level academic, economic status, hierarchical position, and the sum of all these and other similar court precluded suggest improvements or changes ... Who are they to be heard? However, immediate recourse to the authority or person who believed that meets best features, which you think you are outside, for use as a means of transmitting their message, giving up a total and conscious recognition of their creativity and ingenuity. Bergerac syndrome can occur in any type of organization, hierarchical level or knowledge, without any distinction of race, creed, age or sex. This is an abnormal expression of genius that, although it may seem common, it is more usual for it appears, and in some cases, resulting in the emergence and spread of the syndrome Anat.
Very interesting. Just one question... What is Anat's syndrome?
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