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Power rarely announces itself. In modern workplaces, it often arrives smiling - framed as civility, collaboration, or ""professionalism."" The Polite Gaslight is not a memoir, and it is not a self-help guide. It is a field manual for recognising the subtle, institutional behaviours that erode authority, credibility, and psychological safety - often without leaving a paper trail. Drawing on composite narratives and pattern analysis, Rosie Hewat names the mechanisms professionals struggle to articulate: how ideas are extracted and rebranded, how tone becomes a disciplinary tool, how loyalty is rewarded until it becomes inconvenient, and how exits are rewritten to protect systems rather than people. This book is for those who have sensed something was wrong - but were told they were imagining it. You're not.

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