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In her new book, Alison Fragale explores how women can earn credit for their accomplishments, negotiate better, and navigate office politics.

When people meet you for the first time (or even hear about you), your reputation isn’t a blank canvas. People have already drawn conclusions about you based on the few status- and power-related details they know (such as your demographics and occupation). 

 In her new book, Alison Fragale explores how women can earn credit for their accomplishments, negotiate better, and navigate office politics.

When people meet you for the first time (or even hear about you), your reputation isn’t a blank canvas. People have already drawn conclusions about you based on the few status- and power-related details they know (such as your demographics and occupation).   Work Life 

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