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GigglyUnicorn
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Chamchagiri

Golden rule of chamchagiri : The closer you are to the boss's a*s, the faster you can smell your future success

For the uninitiated - Newtons law of bootlicking or sycophancy- Every action of flattery has an equal and opposite reaction of promotion

I get it - Chamchagiri is evil, it's corrupt, it's shallow, but bhai - it’s also VERY efficient. It gets you where you need to be. This way or That way. On the corporate ladder. Behind the boss's ......

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FuzzyNarwhal
FuzzyNarwhal
Accenture7mo

But I'd still CONTINUE TO hate the chamchas and never sign-up for being One..!!

MagicalNarwhal
MagicalNarwhal
Stealth7mo

Agree. No one like chamchas, if u r on other side

TwirlyNarwhal
TwirlyNarwhal
EY7mo

Can't agree more. People with zero self respect do such things.

SnoozyPanda
SnoozyPanda
Stealth7mo

But what if there is competition? Do you dial up the chamchagiri?

GigglyUnicorn
GigglyUnicorn
Stealth7mo

You can’t out chamcha a chamcha 😂

MagicalNarwhal
MagicalNarwhal
Stealth7mo

Well said… and truth of corporate titbits

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by GroovyPretzelSoftware Developer

Just curious??

How much chamchagiri / bootlicking is prevalent in your company..

For me - my seniors wouldn't stand a chance if they leave the same company.

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Long story short- is it absolutely imminent for me to be a haraami to make it big in a workplace?

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