QUOTE(Lester1987 @ Oct 8 2009, 02:15 PM)
i dun agree with this... in MNC, if u are a super hero... ur manager/supervisor might actually scare that u will overcome them and limit ur involvement in certain projects. but in local/small fry company, you are reporting directly to the boss or in some way the boss will get in touch with you. So the boss will know whether you are a super hero or a snake. and in MNC, there are more company politics companre to locals.
Firstly, superheros know how to play the EQ game, as well as the IQ/performance game. If he doesn't, he just a normal hero... not a superhero.
Secondly, bosses are bosses. Doesn't matter whether they are in MNCs or small companies. It's patently untrue that bosses in small companies are somehow more benevolent and nurturing. If anything, bosses in small companies are more 'political' because the number of leadership jobs are smaller (demand > supply) and if they don't kill you, you'll kill them. Unless of course you're not ambitious, in which case, you're not a superhero.
Lastly, it's a fairytale that MNCs have more company politics than small ones. IMHO, small companies are extremely political. Simply because they are usually family owned or controlled by a certain clique or small group of people. Their relatives, relatives of their relatives and their friends are all co-opted into the company. In some listed local companies, you simply will not get very far if you don't have the correct surname or connections with the first family. I like MNCs because they are so big. If I piss off one boss, it's perfectly possible for me to get a job in another dept or location under another boss. My career is minimally affected. In a local company, you piss off the boss' wife/daughter/mother/MIL/mistress/boyfriend/cousin/classmate (sometimes without even knowing you stepped into a hole)... you're screwed.