Praise For 'The Politics Of Promotion'

• "This book reframes the concept of office politics. Bonnie clearly and practically explains how the work environment must be understood for anyone hoping to advance their careers. Through research, case studies, and a variety of powerful vignettes, she offers insights for all individuals – women and men – who seek to be more successful, eliminate roadblocks, and deliver for themselves, their teams, and their organizations."
  ~ Susan B. Chodakewitz, President of Tetra Tech AMT
• "Studies have shown that a person who reads often and a lot lends to learning much easier than someone who picks up a book too rarely or does not read at all. Reading is not a passive process. Getting new material, the human brain immediately transgresses to its processing. Moreover, by reading more and more books, you will have a chance to come across the one that will change your life forever. My book of such a kind is The Politics of Promotion. Women tend to perceive office politics as something unpleasant. The Politics of Promotion is useful for people who need to better understand and realize the importance of company policy, not only as an integral part of career growth but also as a more effective way to successfully complete daily work duties. What I appreciate this Bonnie Marcus's research the most for is that it helped me find a job as a writer in EssayUSA. It taught me in such a way as to demonstrate how politically competent you can be to build important relationships with stakeholders who can support, mentor, and promote you. The ability to control the word is necessary for all people, without exception. Speaking at meetings or job interviews will necessarily be a part of everyone’s life. Beautiful and correct speech without parasitic words will certainly attract the attention of the one to whom it is addressed. Comparing a book with a teacher is not an exaggeration. In addition, you can draw a parallel between the book and the philosopher, personal psychologist, or guide. After reading this book, you will learn how to navigate in the organization to achieve your career and business goals, working with and by guidance of other people."
  ~ Alexandra Glucksmann, COO of Editas Medicine
• "Women are graduating from college and entering the workforce ill-prepared to navigate their new environment. Putting your head down and achieving great results works in school, but being successful in your career requires more. Bonnie Marcus has nailed the missing piece: political savvy. This should be required reading for all college graduates."
  ~ Tiffany Dufu, Chief Leadership Officer of The Levo League
• "Bonnie Marcus shares from her experience on how to get the recognition and rewards you deserve for your work by managing the interpersonal dynamics of the workplace. Politics is inherent in all human relationships. This book will teach you how to interact professionally and get promoted while staying true to yourself."
  ~ Marilyn Tam, Author of The Happiness Choice
• "If you’re one of those nice girls who thinks politics is a four-letter word, think again. From promotions to perks to plum assignments, savvy women know the path to success is paved by politics. This book will help you to make workplace politics an integral part of your skill set without feeling as if you’ve compromised your integrity."
  ~ Lois P. Frankel, Ph.D., Author of Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office

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