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Convinced you’re smarter than just about everyone else at work? You may
be right, but don’t get carried away. Your intelligence can work for or
against you.
You can sit there and take it—or fight back with street smarts.
If you’re trying to win over a reluctant person, don’t tiptoe around the issue at hand: Confront it head-on.
I’m tired of people who interrupt me constantly, especially the top
brass who can get away with it because they’re higher in the pecking
order.
After one year in her new job, Mary was ostracized by her bosses. They
ignored her memos, gave the best assignments to others and didn’t
invite her to staff meetings.
I know many people who run successful companies, but when they enter a
room, you just wince. They’re so full of BS that you don’t believe a
word they say.
Top managers do not take their words lightly. They understand that even
the most casual of remarks can either enhance their standing or harm
it.
You inform your staff that a disgruntled employee has quit.
When a snafu strikes, all eyes turn to you. As the boss, your response
largely determines whether your staffers learn a lesson or cower in
fright.
