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Power A person's ability to influence others to do something they would not otherwise
do
Position Power Derived from top-level management and delegated down the chain of command
Personal Power Derived from the person - we all have it
Coercive Power Threats and/or punishment to influence compliance
INCREASING Coercive Power To have strong coercive position power, you need to have a management job that
enables you to gain and maintain the ability to hire, discipline, and fire your
employees.
Connection Power Based on the user's relationship with influential people. People who have the
"right" connections to get ahead.
Increasing Connection Power To increase your connection power, expand your network of contacts with
important managers who have power.
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