Perspectives
The common exhortations:
“Walk a mile in his moccasins.”
“Seek first to understand.”
“You cannot solve a problem with the same mind that created it.”
All point to the vital need to consider alternative perspectives when approaching difficult situations, people or problems. And for most people, this present a major problem. Read More
Your Track-Record
Gathering Political Intelligence: Masterclass
Stupid People
You would be surprised at just how much influence happens at a subconscious level. And where this becomes particularly harmful to you and your progress is when you don't agree with somebody else, and they know it.
When you're opposing somebody, you're in disagreement, you know what the right answer is. And there is a very big danger that means that they are wrong.
They are being the idiot. They are being naïve. They are being stupid. Read More
Mastering the Politics: Course Outline
The Need for Political Curiosity
Most people hate the politics. Bizarre but true.
If you want examples, take a look at the first article linked at the foot of this article.
Which is a bit of a problem, because if this is true for you, you will shy away from this essential phenomena in organisational cultures.
Ringing any bells with you? Read on. Read More
Political Capital
Political capital is simply the amount of power that you're able to call into action to support your agenda. This is a function of the number of powerful people and the power they can wield on your behalf.
To accumulate political capital, you’ll need a lot of great relationships in which you are helping them and they stand ready to help you in return. The deeper these relationships, the more inclined they will be to respond to your call when you need them. Read More
Office Politics: Questions to Ask Yourself
Questions You Need to Ask about Office Politics
Read MoreOffice Politics: Developing Your Political Skills
How to Develop Your Political Skills
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