Someone with weaker work got the promotion you wanted — and you know it wasn't better. This is the moment that convinces smart, capable people that office politics is a dirty game rigged against anyone with integrity.
It isn't rigged. It's uninformed — and this book shows you how to fix that without becoming someone you'd hate.
The Nice Person's Guide to Office Politics is a direct, tactical playbook for early-career professionals who are excellent at their jobs and terrible at making sure anyone knows it. It draws a hard line between manipulation, which this book refuses to teach, and legitimate advocacy, which it teaches in detail — closing the gap between what you're worth and what your organization currently believes you're worth.
Inside, you'll learn how to:
Every tactic in this book obeys one rule: nothing in here requires another person to be misinformed. That's what makes it safe to use at full speed, and it's the whole point.
If you've ever told yourself "my work speaks for itself" while watching someone else get ahead, this is the correction.
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