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The Office Politics Podcast with Fexingo: Workplace Dynamics, Influence, and Getting Things Done
Fexingo
Trends-Tendances
Trends-Tendances
Veterans Corner Radio
Joe Muhlberger
Your Career On Target
InterCoast Media Network
The Wise Money Show™
Korhorn Financial Group
Protect & Grow
Tim Stearns
I AM HealingStrong
HealingStrong
Trappin Tuesday's
Wallstreet Looks Like Us Now Network
The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
Anne Bachrach
Property Prophets
Travis Wells
The Golfi Real Estate Show
Rob Golfi
Global Economic Press
Global Economic Press
5 Minute AI News - Daily
Kitchen Table Media
Bitcoin News Digest Podcast
Mike Richardson
SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics
Ronald Branstetter
박연미의 목돈연구소
SBS
Journey of Hope
Heart for Lebanon
Bourseko MOAT
Bourseko
Happy Work - Management & bien-être au travail
Gaël Chatelain-Berry
Legalmente Productivos
Legalmente Productivos
The Market Huddle
Patrick Ceresna & Kevin Muir
Reuters World News
Stephani Schupbach
On The Chain - Blockchain and Cryptocurrency News + Opinion
On The Chain
Your Happy Hour
The Feels
人性的弱点-解读分享
终身都要成长
安田佳生のブレインスイッチ
株式会社安田佳生事務所
Franklin Matters Radio
Steve Sherlock
Mostly All Figured Out
Emily Rose
The Rich Somers Report
Rich Somers
Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart
Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money
真誠presents 大久保佳代子・森本晋太郎のどうぞご自由に
ＣＢＣラジオ
The Classy Career Girl Podcast
Classy Career Girl International, LLC
Ekantik Vartalap
Bhajan Marg
Due For A Win: The Atlantic City Podcast
Due For A Win / Kyle Askine and Craig Stone
Accounting Best Practices with Steve Bragg
Steve Bragg
Meditación del Día
Radio Ebenezer RD
NomadTreneur
AC Wilson
Business
Fexingo
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the Zeigarnik effect — the psychological principle that people remember unfinished tasks better than completed ones — and how you can use it strategically in office politics. Lucas...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the reciprocity ring – a powerful social dynamic where favors circulate through a network, building influence and trust. Using the example of a mid-l...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the principle of social proof as a workplace influence tool. They break down how your colleagues’ visible endorsements—whether a nod in a meeting, a ...
Lucas and Luna dive into the Sunk Cost Fallacy at work — why we cling to bad projects, toxic relationships, and failing strategies just because we've already invested time, money, or ego. They unpack a real case: a produ...
Episode 85 of The Office Politics Podcast explores the Mere Exposure Effect — the psychological tendency to prefer things (and people) we encounter more often. Lucas and Luna discuss how this subtle bias can be a legitim...
Lucas and Luna explore a counterintuitive political move at work: voluntarily stepping into difficult, visible assignments — not to show off, but to build reputational capital. They dissect a real case from a mid-sized t...
Lucas and Luna explore how your professional reputation functions as a political currency inside your organization. They break down the concept of 'reputation capital' — the idea that every interaction either deposits or...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the Pygmalion Effect — the phenomenon where higher expectations from a manager or colleague actually boost your performance. They break down a classi...
Episode 81 of The Office Politics Podcast explores the Pratfall Effect — the counterintuitive idea that showing a minor flaw can make you more relatable and trusted at work. Lucas and Luna break down the classic 1966 stu...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the Ben Franklin Effect — the psychological phenomenon where asking someone for a favor actually makes them like you more. They break down the classi...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the anchoring bias—a cognitive shortcut that can make or break your workplace negotiations. They break down a real-world example: a salary negotiat...
Episode 78 of The Office Politics Podcast explores how the Law of Scarcity — the principle that people value what's rare or limited — can be a powerful tool in workplace influence. Lucas and Luna break down a real scenar...
Lucas and Luna explore the contrast principle—a cognitive bias where we judge options relative to each other rather than on absolute terms—and how it can be strategically deployed in workplace negotiations, budget propos...
Lucas and Luna explore why agreeing to every request at work can backfire, using the case of a mid-level marketing manager named Priya who took on a cross-functional project that derailed her promotion. They unpack the p...
Episode 75 of The Office Politics Podcast dives into a cognitive blind spot that affects nearly every workplace decision: hindsight bias. Lucas and Luna explore how our brains rewrite the past to make outcomes seem predi...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the delicate art of strategic incompetence: when and how to deliberately underperform or decline tasks to protect your time and focus. Using the case...
Episode 73 of The Office Politics Podcast explores the curiosity gap as a tool for workplace influence. Lucas and Luna break down why leaving strategic gaps in information can make you more persuasive, using the real-wor...
Episode 72 of The Office Politics Podcast with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna explore the art of building a trusted inner circle at work without alienating colleagues. They break down the 'tight five' concept from corporate ant...
In episode 71 of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna unpack the subtle art of building 'pull power' — the kind of influence that makes people want to help you because you've already helped them. They focus on a c...
In this episode of The Office Politics Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the strategic use of workplace gossip as a form of political intelligence. Rather than condemning all gossip, they examine how to distinguish between...
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