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How can internal politics/poweplay be managed at work.
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[QUOTE="eldavis, post: 284993"] You are absolutely right, this issue is usually constant in most companies and business organizations. I remember when I was first made manager at my current workplace, i had not spent up to four months but i was made manager, does who had been there months and even years before constantly tried to prove they where better than me. I think the best thing to do to prevent this to some extent is by setting a well structured map of the amount of power allocated to each staff. Meaning everyone should know their limits and boundaries. Once this takes place, i believe the power struggle would reduce. [/QUOTE]
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