Organizational Politics - A Survival Guide

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  1. Organizational Politics Clint Edmonson A Survival Guide
  2. Disclaimer
  3. Part 1: The Nature of Politics
  4. Responsibility Authority Power Influence
  5. The Purpose Driven Social System
  6. Chaos Theory Point Attractors Cycle Attractors Strange Attractors
  7. Life is like high school
  8. Part 2: Who’s Got An Agenda?
  9. Who’s Got An Agenda? Everybody’s got an agenda!
  10. Your CEO’s Agenda
  11. Economics In One Slide Profit = Revenue - Costs We live in a growth economy.
  12. “ I need to grow the company”
  13. Your CIO’s Agenda
  14. Is the CIO a technologist who understands the business? or a business person who understands technology?
  15. “ I need to add value to the business”
  16. Your Director’s Agenda
  17. “ I need to get the right people working on the right projects”
  18. Your Manager’s Agenda
  19. “ I need to make sure everyone is happy”
  20. Your Coworkers’ Agenda
  21. “ We want to work with great people who carry their own weight”
  22. Your Agenda
  23. “ I need to choose technologies with a future”
  24. “ I need to focus on adding business value and project success – not necessarily efficiency”
  25. Part 3: Survival Tips
  26. Dress +1
  27. Learn the art of small talk
  28. Learn how to read a room
  29. Plug into your company’s information pipeline
  30. Seek out a mentor
  31. Have a best friend at work
  32. Learn the art of public speaking
  33. Evangelize
  34. Build an network of like-minded people
  35. Build coalitions
  36. Learn to the right way to gripe
  37. Keep an eye on the sharks
  38. Be prepared to have the “hard” conversations
  39. Always maintain your composure
  40. Master your political tools Compromise (win-win) Arbitration Escalation
  41. Know your boundaries and limitations
  42. Be a positive force
  43. Learn to read the winds of change
  44. Politics are always more interesting when discussed over a beer
  45. References Systems Thinking – Gharajedaghi What the CEO Want’s You To Know – Charan CIO Wisdom – Lane, et. al. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People – Covey How to Win Friends & Influence People – Carnegie Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion – Cialdini Introducing Neuro-Linguistic Programming – O’Conner & Seymour
  46. Clint Edmonson Blog: http://www.notsotrivial.net Email: [email_address] Twitter: @clinted

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