Why? Because 'if you don't do politics, politics will do you', which is also the title of Niven's book. I ran a short poll on how people think about workplace politics and a whopping 54% said they stay away and that's exactly what you shouldn't be doing. We generally tend to shy away from office politics thinking it is probably unethical and wrong to indulge in it. Hence, its super important that you have the correct perceptions about yourself at the workplace among your peers and your seniors. The most important decisions about your career and growth in an organisation are taken in your absence! Do you agree? The discussion is based on her two books: What's Your Story, published by Penguin Random House and Onam in a Nightie, published by Harper Collins.The discussion is based on her two books: What's Your Story (), published by Penguin Random House and Onam in a Nightie () published by Harper Collins. She not just tells us what to do, but more importantly things which we should totally not do. This episode is dedicated to learning some worthy lessons for good storytelling, a skill each and every human being possess and yet can always become better at.
She points out a super important thing that can actually make all the difference. Have you ever wondered when you write a story on your social media handle, it attracts much less traction or engagement as compared to someone else, while the stories are almost the same? Well then, you are no different.Īlmost everyone goes through that feeling, I have too and I still continue to feel that way often.īut, our guest for today, Anjana Menon, tells us where are we going wrong.
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