Food affects on office survivor

Every­one has to eat some­thing; it can be a yogurt a slice of bread of even full meal. This arti­cle deals with the dilemma with who do I have to eat in order to advance myself.

Eat­ing alone from time to time is ok, but not on reg­u­lar bases — in order to get your­self align and learn about office pol­i­tics you mustn’t eat by yourself.

Eat­ing alone indi­cates you are a lone wolf that doesn’t want to attach to any­one, or doesn’t really care about the else. If you are a lone wolf you have to get it into your skull that in order to win the office pol­i­tics, or at least learn them a lit­tle bit you must stop with this.

Eat­ing with work­ing friends or with (direct) supervisor(s)? – There is a lit­tle con­flict here as you can’t do them both (there are slight chances that your super­vi­sor is your friend also).

Eat­ing with your boss might seems nice and can be ok in the spirit of office sur­vivor as it will give you a chance to learn about the dif­fer­ent office pol­i­tics and what’s really going on, as times goes as more as you’ll get closer to your super­vi­sor it will give you a chance to be pro­moted. On the other hands your friends will see you with the super­vi­sor all the time this can cause for antag­o­nism by them, mean­ing you’ll be “ban” from small talks and inter­nal office pol­i­tics that run in the team.

Eat­ing with your friends will allows you to know every­thing that goes in the team but will keep you away from get­ting closer to your supervisor.

The answer for this is very sim­ple as it depends on your posi­tion in the office, as there are few ways to look at it:

  1. Super­vi­sors – try to eat with your employ­ees at least once in 2–3 weeks, this helps you to get closer to them and hear them up. Who knows you might even learn some­thing about office pol­i­tics or office sur­vivor tac­tics that you weren’t aware about it until now.
  2. Work­ers – eat with your Col­leagues.as this bond what helps you in sur­viv­ing the every­day and empower inter­nal office pol­i­tics for your own good. As your super­vi­sor might join you from time to time, as a sim­ple employee try to eat with him at least once a week (with­out the rest of the team).
  3. Lone wolves – didn’t we say ear­lier there isn’t such a thing, as it doesn’t mat­ter if you are super­vi­sor or not, don’t eat alone!! As you can see even a sim­ple thing as hav­ing meal can have some influ­ence on the office politic

Eat­ing with oth­ers might encour­age you to insert a new rule, but it defi­antly won’t deny you from know­ing all there is to know about the cur­rent up-to-date pol­i­tics in the office.

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