When hard work doesn’t speak, connections do.

That’s what favoritism and nepotism do in the workplace:

They silence merit, breed quiet resentment, and reward the “well-connected” over the well-qualified.



Promotions become predictable.



Innovation slows down.



Morale? It burns out — fast.



If someone must belong to a clique to belong in the system, you’ve already lost your best people.



Whether it’s a family name, a favourite face, or a strategic alliance — once growth is dictated by who you know, professionalism becomes politics.



Let’s Talk:

Have you ever lost an opportunity to favouritism?

Should leadership be held accountable for nepotism?

Can favouritism ever be “harmless”?





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