Narcissists usually end up with this job title, according to science

Narcissists tend to soar to positions of power — CEOs, upper management, and more — and this is the science behind why that is. - climbing with - Which online groups, forums and communities are most helpful in your job search? Scroll to answer! [Narcissists usually end up with this job title, according to science]( by Sarah Dillon [Narcissists tend to soar to positions of power — CEOs, upper management, and more — and this is the science behind why that is.]( More]( SPONSORED [7 mistakes that can ruin your retirement]( [Are you setting yourself up for a comfortable retirement? Millions of professionals ask themselves this question every year. If you're one of them, you could benefit from unbiased, expert financial advice. Be sure to know these common but costly mistakes when hiring one to avoid losing a huge chunk of your savings.]( more]( [How using the invite-only, "secret app" ClubHouse can drive your career forward]( by Kelsey Michal [If you want to drive your career forward, consider using the invite-only, new "secret app" called ClubHouse — we break it down for you.]( More]( [Robots will soon take over your office space]( by Steve Adcock [Machines have already replaced many bank teller positions, telephone switchboards, toll booth collectors, and even cashiers at many grocery stores.]( More]( [Here's exactly how people can get away with embezzlement]( by Michael Dinich [If upheld and found guilty, charges could lead to up to 30 years of prison. All of which leads to one essential question...]( More]( HUDDLE UP In response to last Wednesday's question, "Have you ever been betrayed by a colleague?": William M. from San Francisco, CA Yes. I learned the value of keeping your mouth shut at work as you never know who're the backstabbers. Sad to have to say this, but when it comes to your job you need to keep personal information to yourself...This brings up something my father told me years ago and today it's so timeless. When he was asked a question he felt was personal or on a controversial subject he'd look the person in the eye and say "gee, (insert the person's name here), that's an interesting question but I've been so busy I've haven't much thought about so I can't give you an answer." Tout sweet, direct and to the point and nobody is offended. Jean R. from Jacksonville, FL Absolutely! Either taking credit for my work or acting like a friend while stabbing me in the back. But truthfully, today’s [employees] will stab a boss in the back to get ahead. Ruthlessly. They do their peers no favors in setting a tone! 🤔 Today's question: "Which online groups, forums and communities are most helpful in your job search? Share ALLL of the answers with me!" Hit reply and let us know! © 2021 [Ladders, Inc.]( All Rights Reserved [Advertise with Us]( |[Contact Us]( |[Unsubscribe]( You're receiving this email from our secure server at [Ladders, Inc.]( because you signed up from [{EMAIL}](#) with the ZIP Code 06473. [Ladders, Inc.]( - [244 Fifth Avenue | Suite D100 | New York, NY 10001](#) [Privacy]( of Use](