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I could write a book on these types of tactics. For instance, in a meeting that involves your boss, command your coworkers to do what they were all already go
by codeonfire 13y ago
I could write a book on these types of tactics. For instance, in a meeting that involves your boss, command your coworkers to do what they were all already going to do. "Commit that change and send out an email describing what you changed." They can't not do their job, so it appears to your boss that everyone else is taking orders from you. If someone challenges you, passive-aggressively suggest a time they can get help from you.
- ExpiredLink 13y agoI have seen this, too. But all those tactics can and will backfire. Soon the 'overrated' will be cut off from information and support.
- krisgee 13y ago>I could write a book on these types of tactics. It's called the 48 laws of power. Specifically your example is Rules 6,7 and arguably 34.