1. Avoiding direct response by promising the impossible.
2. Relying on the talent of others in order to take credit or displace blame.
3. Self-aggrandizing expressionism at the cost of peers and subordinates.
4. Acts and behaviors of John Fineout, such as conversing with other men at the urinal.
2. Relying on the talent of others in order to take credit or displace blame.
3. Self-aggrandizing expressionism at the cost of peers and subordinates.
4. Acts and behaviors of John Fineout, such as conversing with other men at the urinal.
A. Man, the boss pulled a Fineout Maneuver, and now we're all going to get fired.
B. I can't believe you pulled a Fineout Maneuver and blamed me for your mistakes!
C. Jesus Christ! I got the Fineout Maneuver in the men's room.
B. I can't believe you pulled a Fineout Maneuver and blamed me for your mistakes!
C. Jesus Christ! I got the Fineout Maneuver in the men's room.
by John Fineout
January 26, 2007
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