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S7: E32

How To Navigate Office Politics: Holiday Party Edition

In this episode, Felicia dives into the world of office politics during the holiday season. With office parties and events on the horizon, Felicia shares practical tips and tactics to navigate these social gatherings while strategically positioning yourself for career success. From networking with influential individuals to avoiding gossip and microaggressions, Felicia provides valuable insights on how to navigate office politics, make a lasting impression, and set yourself up for a successful year ahead. Don’t miss this episode filled with actionable advice to thrive at work.

Key Takeaways To Help Navigate Office Politics in this Episode:

1. Strategically network with influential individuals at office parties to build relationships and showcase your accomplishments.
2. Avoid gossip and negative commentary, focusing on positive and business-forward conversations.
3. Follow up with key connections after the event to maintain relationships and continue building your professional network.

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