3 Ways to Give ****** Politics the Pink Slip
 

3 Ways to Give ****** Politics the Pink Slip
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It's been a pop-culture trope and corporate stereotype for decades: The big-shot executives sit in meetings and make decisions that benefit them, while low-level workers are left to suffer the consequences. As someone who's held numerous executive leadership positions, entrepreneur David Frankel says this phe**me**n boils down to one simple root cause: politics.

"Whenever there is a group of people working together — whether it is two or 2,000 or 20,000 — there is always going to be some level of politics," said Frankel, who currently serves as managing partner of executive consultant firm Slingstone Group. "Everyone comes to the table with their own personal goals, egos, aspirations and agendas, and in order for someone to get what they want, there is always going to be some level of compromise, negotiation and politicking. Where this starts to become problematic is when personal motivations are **t aligned with those of the company." Read more...

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