Since computers have become such an integral and important part of our workplace, it's worth taking a look at some differences in people's personalities and how this diversity affects their orientation toward these everyday tools.
Many factors play a part in the development of one's orientation toward computers.
Age, experience, education, job security, personal insecurity, intuition and a willingness to learn are just a few of the factors which shape this direction. He is great to have around if you can keep him busy formatting disks, plotting, translating DXF files and converting your computers over to Windows 95. The type we all despised in high school, the All-American can make good use of a computer program right out of the box without anything going wrong and without ever looking at the manual. It seems that this type of person also is always talented at design, managing project budgets and schedules and working with clients. Make it attractive to keep him or her around or else accept the fact that they are going to be your competitor sooner than you think.