Harvard Business Review Now Harvard Veterinary Review

From the HBR:

When you're a rabbit and your colleague is a guinea pig. "Since a rabbit’s basic assumption is that they are like anyone else, they never fully understand how guinea pigs think. It’s a huge blind spot. They under-estimate how much a guinea pig looks up to them and expects of them. They usually get into trouble with guinea pigs when they try to end or question relationships, or strike out more independently, or start to shine too brightly on their own."  

- When Not to Treat a Colleague as You’d Want to Be Treated

HT: going concern