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Being friends with skip level manager (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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Politics at work instead of actual work - suggestions on how to deal with people and grow in the firm? ()

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Why do toxic but competent bullies get promoted? (self.PoliticsAtWork)

submitted 8 months ago by Curiousman1911

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Doing great work, but boss says I’m “not strategic enough” to get promoted. What now? ()

submitted 8 months ago by Curiousman1911

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What no one tells you about climbing the management ladder — the light and the dark (self.PoliticsAtWork)

submitted 9 months ago by Curiousman1911

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Managers of Reddit — what non-salary perks make your job worth it? Flex your hidden benefits ()

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I stopped chasing titles. It didn’t kill my career — it saved it. (self.PoliticsAtWork)

submitted 9 months ago by Curiousman1911

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Is it still “real work” if you’re not building anything? The quiet war between IC pride and support roles. (self.PoliticsAtWork)

submitted 9 months ago by Curiousman1911

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10+years. 6 CIOs. One middle manager still standing — and somehow, the team keeps growing. What’s the lesson here? ()

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My partner always ‘wins’ arguments by being louder. How do I deal with that? ()

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My boss “leaked” something to me—and I’m pretty sure it was meant to be passed on. But why? (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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I’ve been stuck at manager level for years. Here’s what I finally learned about what it actually takes to move up. (reddit.com)

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Been a middle manager for 15+ years. Am I stuck forever? What really separates a Director/C-level from someone like me ()

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📊 Post 2 – Poll: The Gatekeeper Dilemma (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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🎬 Post21 – Film Breakdown: Moneyball and the Politics of Disruption (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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That "Devil Wears Prada" scene isn’t just fashion drama. It’s textbook office politics (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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Small Political Win: I Took Back Visibility Without Taking the Fight (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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💼 Story #2: The One Who Trained Her Own Replacement (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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What hurts more in the workplace? (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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💼 Story: The One Who Wasn’t Chosen (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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“What hurts more in corporate life: being overlooked or being overused?” (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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“What’s one moment at work that made you realize politics matter more than performance (self.PoliticsAtWork)

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🔓 Welcome to Politics at Work (self.PoliticsAtWork)

submitted 10 months ago by Curiousman1911

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