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NAVIGATING ORGANIZATIONAL

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POLITICS : THE CASE OF

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KRISTEN PETERS

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GROUP 13

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Ajith I (2019MBA046)

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Esha Agrawal (2019MBA062)
o. ou Fiza Haya Sayeed (2019MBA063)
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Nandan Prakash (2019MBA072)
Rohit K Suhas (2019MBA091)
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BEFORE INTERNSHIP PHASE
POLITICAL MAP -------------------- STRATEGY MAP

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• Tried to access his EXPERT
Morris Tucker

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POWER he had, being a high
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level partner at TR

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• Used her to bypass the traditional interview

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procedure (LEGITIMATE POWER)
Susan Buckley

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• Got the advice via email on how to improve her
performance (EXPERT POWER)
(ACTIVE) o. ou • Increased her networking with CBS Alums in the
New York Office
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• Obtained advice about each of the


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CBS Alumni firms to help her make decisions of


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(PASSIVE) summer interning at one (EXPERT


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POWER)
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THE CLASSROOM PHASE
POLITICAL MAP --------------- STRATEGY MAP

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• Peters preferred talking to her advisors

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during free slots instead of her
colleagues

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PWM Advisors • Chose Williams for her first feedback
session

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(ACTIVE) • Believed in investing more time with
advisors as she was going to be assigned

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to the New York Office only

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o. ou • As she had surpassed the traditional
recruitment procedure, she tried building
a rapport with the HR Executives
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• Complimented them on how they looked
HR (ACTIVE) and sent them thank you notes after
events
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• Considered the role of HR’s as


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“Facilitators” only
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THE PRACTICAL INTERNSHIP PHASE

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• Peters asked two columbia

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Mid-summer alumns and her mentor within
Feedback PWM NY whom she had meet

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just two days earlier

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Five Advisors • Peters prompted her advisors to
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on the senior give her updates on the project


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team works
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Changing Political Dynamics

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Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3

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• Buckley was the • Peters’ was given
• Buckley was

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director of TR’s PWM feedback by Malling
group replaced by and williams, with

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• Peters’ special Richard Wagman whom peters’ had not

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relationship with • Couldn’t connect been interacting with
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• Helped her surpass o. ou with top executives • Buckley advised
peters on improving
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the traditional her perception in the
interview process minds of other
executives
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CHANGING STRATEGIES
WITH THE CHANGING

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DYNAMICS

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PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3

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• Over preparing on • Peters reviewed her
• Contacted CBS feedback with Buckley &

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finance side but
alumni to gather focused on persuading
missed out on
their impression the important people

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and advice camaraderie • Dougherty’s advice-
• Networked with took an extra project,

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• Reached out to advisors in PWM NY also prepared briefs to
two personal • Sent Thank you notes

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win over Wagman
contacts during

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to Malling, Crawfard • Updated Malling &
recruiting process Crawfard about her
and Kurtz
• Special
relationship with
o. ou • Asked CBS Alums and progress & set up a
meeting
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mentor to write her • Paid attention, took
Buckley to bypass review which was seen
interview process notes and participated
as mis-management of in presentations
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relationships • Special project for


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Wagman
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WHAT WENT WRONG?  OUR

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STRATEGY

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• She did not care to • After getting

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build a relationship recommendation by

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with her HR’s, rather Buckley, Peters should
considered them only have tried to improve her

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as facilitator reputation in the company

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• No effort was made through interactions with
HRs as well as Wagman

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to interact with her

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colleagues as she
assumed that she
only required to build
o. ou • The strategies of taking
up projects for Wagman
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a rapport with New should have been her
York officials primary objective at the
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• She didn’t hold


meetings with • She should have
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Wagman regarding portrayed her true self


feedback
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