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The higher you climb the corporate ladder, the more relationships matter.
At entry level, your output is visible. You do the work, it shows up. It gets seen and you get a raise and promotion.
At director and above, almost none of your work is visible. You're not doing the hands on dirty work, or at least in large amounts. You're making decisions in a room with a few people and the results show up 6 months later. Nobody can trace them back to you.
So how do they decide who belongs in those rooms?
They pick people they already know.
Not "know of." Know.
People they worked with and have seen operate under pressure. That person gets the call more times than not over the stranger with the better resume.
The stakes are higher, so the trust threshold is higher. A bad hire at $70K is annoying. A bad hire at $300K who controls a $50M budget is catastrophic.
And yeah, it's political. Not in the "office politics is a game" way. In the "if you make a mistake at this level, it doesn't just hit you, it hits your boss, your boss's boss, and so forth.
So people protect themselves by surrounding themselves with people whose body of work they've seen firsthand.
This is why "networking" advice misses the point. The goal isn't to collect contacts.
The goal is to do good work with good people so that when a seat opens at their next company, your name is the first one they think of.
"Vijay (with a personal net worth of Rs. 650 crores) will personally give Rs. 2500 each to 3 crore women in TN."
"Modi opened an Adani built airport for Rs. 1500 crores. Why doesn't he give Rs. 1 crore each to 150 crore Indians and make everyone rich?"
This is the level of many Indian youngsters.
Now, the problem I see is, SM platforms (especially Meta ones) are full of these emotional youngsters from India, with scientifically proven lower IQ than their previous generations, who are being psyoped and programmed by India's adversaries - Deep State West, GLISCO-DS, Pak, China etc.
To cultivate them as a potent anti-India force inside India.
And India is unfortunately doing very less as a country to prevent this. It requires state level resources to fight the psyops and programming of India's youth via SM by nation-state adversaries. And to re-guide them in national interests, no matter whatever their political or ideological views.