The Reagan has a completely hands-off style, which contents itself with setting policy and letting those beneath carry it out. It may not be clear if the Reagan actually sets policy – it may well be too stupid for this -, but it can certainly spout it convincingly. Main points to note from your perspective as a relative junior:
a) you will not be consulted directly about policy, and your opinion will not carry weight, so don’t bother trying. You will just look naïve
b) you can expect to be treated with absent courtesy
c) the Reagan will see you simply as an extension of your Boss, regardless of your actual situation
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