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But he quickly shows himself to be a genius at ingratiation. What angers me most at work is when a person who has obviously (to their peers) mastered the art of ingratiation. In the above example, the sender used new technology to engage in an old-fashioned form of politicking: ingratiation for self-serving purposes. |
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