Organizational Behavior , Career & Success

Jeffrey Pfeffer: Power (and How to Get More of It)

A professor of organizational behavior describes how you can increase your influence at work.

March 19, 2015

| by Jeffrey Pfeffer

Jeffrey Pfeffer reveals the secrets for building your personal power at work, and explains why workplace politics are critical to your career success.

 

  • How important is power in the workplace? 0:05
  • What strategies can I use to increase my power at work? 1:40
  • Why are social relationships important for advancing your career? 3:09
  • Does confidence matter more than authenticity? 4:43
Organizational Behavior , Career & Success , Management

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