What if your 9-to-5 was a battlefield—and you’ve been unarmed the entire time? In this razor-sharp reinterpretation of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, the workplace is exposed for what it truly is: a silent war zone where influence, perception, and positioning determine who rises, who fades, and who gets erased. The Art of Office War isn’t a book about leadership clichés or teamwork platitudes. It’s a tactical field manual for navigating power plays, mastering subtle influence, and winning without open confrontation. Through timeless strategy disguised in modern dress, it teaches you how to read people like battlefield units, steer decisions without credit, weaponize deference, control your narrative, and dismantle alliances without being noticed. Every chapter translates ancient warfare into sleek, professional maneuvering. The rules of survival are no longer about who works hardest—they’re about who understands the terrain, who sees the invisible lines of loyalty, and who knows when to speak, when to vanish, and when to strike. Forget motivational fluff. This is about control. About leverage. About rising without asking. Let others play the game. You’ll be playing war.
