Coming up, how to play the office game and win without looking like a jerk.

And then nearly half of workers have more than one full-time job.

Wow, we'll break that down as so much more, let's go.

Welcome to the Kid Colman show where we help you win at work so that you can win in life.

That's right, if you're winning at work, you got a great shot of winning in other areas of your life, the opposite is true.

If you're losing at work, it's going to affect you in life.

Alright, let's talk about this all-important game, right?

It's a game and if you don't want to play it, that's fine.

But let's be honest, you need to play it.

You want to win at work, you got to play the game.

And so let's look at this old adage of nice guys finish last.

You've ever heard of that before?

So that implies that jerks win.

But if you look at the world, let's look down on the world for a moment.

You might agree with that statement that nice guys finish last because jerks seemingly, they win a lot.

So let's dive into this.

The research actually backs that conclusion up sort of.

Harvard Business Review found that men with a low level of agreeableness, in other words jerks,

make as much as $10,000 a year more than men who have a high level of agreeableness.

In other words, nice guys.

So what is second?

Why is it that this data exists?

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