Simon Drake – Writer

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The Art of Office War redefines working in an office in the age of the Credit Crunch, Political Correctness and Globalisation.

If you work in an office, it’s where you make or break it, so understand how people in an office operate and profit from this knowledge.

One investment of your time will improve your working life and here’s the bonus: The Art of Office War is entertaining.

The Art of Office War provides real solutions and answers without dumbing down its message to please the masses, and will tell you why thing happens and what you can do about it.

Remember: Knowledge is Power, and be prepared to laugh about it

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Chapters: Introduction, The Prize, Enlist Now, Colleagues, Competition and Conflict, The Knowledge Terrain of Office Conflict, Power: Crushing Their Will, Strategy, Tactics, Art of Office Communication.

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The first impressions of an office are comforting: a warm welcome, an important but not too imposing title, a nice ergonomically adjustable chair and desk conforming to some workplace health and safety specification, and lastly, friendly colleagues. It is a stable and rewarding environment, the fruit of modernity and equality, and all that you need to make an effort and contribute to society is at your fingertips.

Over a third of the workforce in the West is employed within the knowledge economy so they spend their days in the humble office. In relation to working elsewhere this environment is a relaxing place to be, but for all the comfort there are flipsides – it is not exactly a gravy train to an easy life. Beneath the gentle hum of productivity, social chit-chat and civility runs a vicious undercurrent of conduct, competitiveness, reward and status. At stake is your weekly wage, power, and a sense of worth and purpose in a world and time where nothing is certain. You can get left behind just for saying the ‘right’ things.