How to Play Office Politics and WIN (5 EASY Rules to Never Be Outplayed Again!)

23 comentários em “How to Play Office Politics and WIN (5 EASY Rules to Never Be Outplayed Again!)”

1. Working too hard == hardware engineer by default.

2. Sabotaging boss in a sh*tsh*w, then leave.

3. Jenn! I fucking love you! This video couldn't be any more perfect timing than it is! I wish I could tell you the full story but it's too long! I appreciate the great tips!

4. You are too real

5. I am so glad I watched this! Thank you!

6. Really like this helpful and honest video. Totally can see how all of this is accurate.

7. Someone needs to have 1 million subscribers, I'm just saying 😏

8. How long should you try to stay at a company these days? I'm a design engineer and often times employers lie about how much work is really available…. also factoring things in like 401k vesting, pay, experience, growth, office politics, etc….

9. 🤔❤️🇺🇸

10. How many mistakes….learning these days! Great video Jennifer!

11. Company's don't like long service these days always have trouble mangerment team constant having problems with them.

12. After years of being nice, helpful and wanting my coworkers to feel welcomed and positive at work….this is a new way of looking at office politics. It's unfortunate that my recent job has me working under someone who continously orders me to do things the wrong way. I have work ethics and I do value my reputation. I feel like an idiot for having my work returned to me, because my superior orders me to do it the wrong way and say, let the work come back. It's hard for me. Because I want to move up some day, but what can I do if it looks like I'm always doing things incorrectly? My move at this point is to move on. My own personal work ethics do not allow me to do a sloppy job. If you do it right the first time, u can move on to the next project. That's just my opinion.

13. How could you make your boss insecure and isn't that their problem? I cant control how people view me. I've tried by being helpful and engaging, but ultimately their opinion of me is on them. Like they dont control what i think of them…

14. I reject the entire premise of this video "if you're not playing you're going to lose by default". At every company there's a handful of people that think like you, it's petty and small minded. It's best to avoid people like you. I'm well into the 6 figures without playing this game.

15. The reputation point! I worked extremely hard and was helpful at my old job. I made the mistake of going out drinking with a former coworker who was still good friends with current employees. I got sloppy when I partied that night. The person went back and told one of the worst gossips in the office. The weird stares, murmers and insults disguised as jokes lasted until I resigned recently. These ppl didn't know me outside of work but created a whole backstory based on a random night out. No matter how friendly and helpful I was to them, no matter how hard I worked, they still all treated me weird. Lesson learned. No nights out with coworkers!!!!

16. This is why I chose entrepreneurship.

17. This is one of my favorite videos! Thank you Jennifer, you're the best 👌

18. No lies! You are absolutely correct. I thoroughly enjoy watching your vids. I feel like we could have a deep/insightful conversation about "the workplace" I have so many stories.

19. SO TRUE!!

20. UAQ starter kit? I can’t find it

21. You are too good deciphering complex web of mind politics at work and giving take home pearls of wisdom.Thank You Jennifer Madam. 🙏

22. Jennifer! You are a god send for people doing it tough in the office trenches haha

23. You can learn how to play, but CEO wins!

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