Corporate politics

Author: Richard Lamm
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: A must-have for employees of major American companies, a bestseller for over a decade. Corporate politics is a truly effective control system and the essence of corporate life. There are many "unwritten rules" in corporate behavior, like ropes. Whether you are a manager or an ordinary employee, discovering its value will make it a climbing rope that helps you succeed; ignoring its existence will turn it into a stumbling block that hinders your progress. This is the organizational management you can't learn from textbooks but must learn. Corporate politics can be broadly considered as the sum of various interpersonal relationships within a company. It is the hidden rules behind the explicit rules such as company regulations, unspoken, unspoken, hidden beneath the surface, and a set of tacit daily transactional principles. Corporate politics is a fundamental factor in corporate life, a more subtle and decisive force that no one can ignore. It can be said without exaggeration that corporate politics is the essence of corporate life. Corporate politics is a truly effective control system. Whether you are an ordinary employee or a company leader, you can reasonably use the power of corporate politics to achieve personal and corporate success. Whether you can successfully master corporate politics is a key indicator of the competence of career professionals and entrepreneurs. This book is a management book that discusses corporate politics. It is the crystallization of years of research by experts such as Richard Lamm on corporate life. It is a landmark work in the field of corporate behaviorology. The author provides an in-depth and vivid portrayal of corporate life. This is its sixth edition, the latest, and has been a bestseller for over a decade. It has become a career bible for employees of many major American companies. This is a textbook composed of a series of fables and cautionary tales. It is a serious textbook, although it doesn't look like one, and the reading experience is also different from what you might expect. However, it is indeed a textbook about corporate life. More precisely, it is about...