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Workplace Poker: Are You Playing the Game, or Just Getting Played?
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304 Pages, 2016, 1.41 MB
Workplace Poker: Strategies for Career Success
Introduction
A career advisor uncovers why many talented and hard-working individuals often fail to reach their full career potential. The key lies in understanding the subtle tells, blind spots, and unspoken rules that govern professional success.
The Resilience of Hyper-Successful Professionals
Despite common setbacks such as economic downturns and organizational changes, some colleagues continue to thrive. They are perceived to have an advantage, but in reality, they have mastered the art of managing challenges.
Dan Rust's Workplace Poker
In "Workplace Poker," Dan Rust offers strategies to accelerate your career and prevent setbacks from impeding your progress. The secret is to engage in the deeper "game under the game," thinking more strategically and acting more thoughtfully.
Target Audience
This book is for those who are talented, ambitious, and hardworking but feel their career is not advancing as quickly as desired. It is also for those frustrated by others' rapid progress, seemingly due to less meritorious factors such as connections or resources.
Transforming Adversity into Advantage
Rust teaches how to turn every setback into an opportunity and every struggle into strength through a series of insights and skills.
Core Skills and Strategies
- Recognizing and addressing your own blind spots
- Mastering strategic and authentic self-promotion
- Enhancing personal charm and likeability
- Achieving the high energy levels necessary for an exceptional career
- Developing an interest in the complex human dynamics of business (corporate anthropology)
- Neutralizing the negative impact of difficult colleagues
- Learning deeply from career missteps and failures
Real-World Applications and Exercises
Rust shares relatable stories of individuals who have successfully applied these strategies in real-world situations. He also provides focused exercises to encourage self-reflection and career contemplation.
Conclusion
With "Workplace Poker," you'll learn to navigate the intricacies of your career, overcoming obstacles and achieving the success you deserve. It's time to get out of your own way and leverage the power of strategic thinking for career advancement.
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