Hard Work vs Office Politics | Power by Jeffrey Pfeffer in 20 Minutes
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Power by Jeffrey Pfeffer, a book summary for working professionals. How do you survive office politics without becoming the bad guy? The book's answer: good work alone does not get you promoted. The people who decide must see your work and want you. Ask them what matters, take the useful jobs that put you in the room, build a wide network, and move toward where the power is going, by fair means.
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All that hard work, and your rating says meets expectations. Someone else gets the promotion. So what decides it? In India, a marketing executive turned around a failing brand, won a top advertising award, and was still refused a place on her company's list of future leaders.
In this book summary of Power you'll hear:
• Phil, who was too good at his job to be moved
• What your boss really judges you on, and why performance is only your ticket into the race
• Melinda, a talented manager who criticised her boss the wrong way
• The small, useful job nobody wants, and how it puts you in the room
• Michael, a summer student who volunteered for the hiring day nobody wanted
• How to build a network across many circles before you need it
• The team where power is going, and why moving toward it matters
• A layoff of exactly one person, and the one thing that man missed
⏱️ Chapters
00:00 Hard Work vs Office Politics
00:48 You Think the Best Worker Gets Promoted
02:06 You Think the Evidence Is on Your Side
03:54 You Think Staying Quiet Is Safe
05:02 You Think Being Right Is Enough
05:46 You Think Your Work Is Judged by Your Scorecard
06:35 You Think the World Is Fair
09:13 You Think Asking Looks Weak
10:30 You Think Small Jobs Are Beneath You
11:40 You Think Networking Is Fake
12:15 You Think the Strongest Team Is the Safest
13:04 You Think It Will Be Fair
13:45 You Can Play It Fair
14:20 A Layoff of One Person
15:34 Lunch, Not Another Email
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Your work was never the problem. It is your ticket into the race. The race is run by people who can only pick what they can see. Ask what matters to them, take the useful job nobody wants, know people in many circles, and move toward where the power is going, in the open and about the data. That is Power's answer.
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Jeffrey Pfeffer is illustrated from his own photo; the people in his stories are shown as anonymous figures with the book's own first names, and Zia Yusuf and Gary Loveman are never shown face-on. Arjun's story is our example, not the book's.
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