1 in 2 may sacrifice friendship to climb corporate ladder: poll
Add BT as a preferred source[SINGAPORE] Social networking site LinkedIn has released the results of a global survey, which delves into workplace behaviour, ranging from sacrificng friendships and climbing the career ladder to overall work performance.
It found, for example, that more than half the 1,000 Singapore professionals (51.6 per cent) polled would consider sacrificing friendship for promotion.
The report by LinkedIn said more than one in five (22 per cent) workers here had an ulterior motive for socialising with their fellow colleagues, thinking that doing so would help them move up the career ladder.
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