Tech Executive Power – Don’t Use it to Harm Others

I was reading the book, “The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene.” And although this is a really good book that a budding tech exec needs to read, I’m also saddened by it.

The book emphasizes the importance of executives mastering the 48 laws of power to achieve success. These laws shed light on cunning techniques, such as ensnaring a fellow leader to undermine their influence, that many may find distasteful.

To pursue a successful tech executive path to the top, it’s crucial to comprehend the principles outlined in this book. Effective leaders utilize these techniques, which have been proven to work. However, it doesn’t imply that you must apply them exactly as described in the book, especially the historical examples that highlight similar approaches to advancement or removing obstacles in your path. Remember, adaptability is key.

Reality is that many leaders reach where they are because they crave and use power in order to be successful.

Power techniques can be ruthless, and many inexperienced leaders will struggle to deploy these. However, even if you don’t use them, knowing that others do will help you avoid the pitfalls.

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