I would be really careful working for this director.

Although his competency is generally quite questionable (I wonder sometimes how these doctorates are acquired), he will wield his interpretation of administrative "power" whenever possible. Probably the most troublesome souls in positions of authority are those suffering from a significant lack of self-confidence.

His reputation at Shanghai American School was extremely shakey in many areas of his "administration". There was limited ability to complete even mundane tasks, hollow trustworthiness towards parents and teachers, and a rather covetous attitude towards school property. He was, unfortunately for him, the general laughing stock of the faculty, student body and parents.


It's probably a good idea to just keep your mouth shut and do your job if you do decide to work with him.