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Workplace Politics

Lucas Morgan

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ca. 8,39

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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Management

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"Workplace Politics" provides a strategic guide to understanding the often-murky dynamics of office environments. It emphasizes that political acumen isn't about underhanded tactics but about developing strategic self-awareness and interpersonal skills. The book argues that mastering these skills is crucial for career advancement and job satisfaction, revealing how power structures and social networks impact individual and team performance. Interestingly, ignoring workplace politics can leave you vulnerable to manipulation and stalled progress, highlighting the need for proactive engagement.



The book progresses from foundational concepts to practical applications, starting by defining workplace politics and differentiating it from unethical manipulation. It explores various forms of influence, offering strategies for building professional networks, managing your reputation, and communicating diplomatically. You'll discover how to identify key influencers and navigate power dynamics, gaining insights into building strategic alliances and negotiating effectively.



Concluding with guidance on mitigating toxic behaviors and building resilience, "Workplace Politics" equips readers with tools like self-assessment questionnaires and real-world case studies. It connects insights from human resource management, leadership development, and conflict resolution, offering a holistic approach to navigating workplace challenges. The book helps you safeguard your career and foster a more positive and productive work environment, making it a valuable career guide for professionals at all levels.

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