C. S. Lewis | The Inner Ring
Lewis describes the slow and subtle process of indoctrination that can take place when someone yearns to be in a position of power and prestige within a profession, one that can ultimately lead to corruption and punishment. He contrasts this with simply striving to be good at one's profession without seeking this kind of unearned influence.
-As soon as you gain access to an "Inner Ring," according to Lewis, you seek to

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Lewis argues that once someone gains access to an "Inner Ring," they often seek to advance to yet another "Inner Ring," as the desire for power and prestige is insatiable and leads to a continuous pursuit of higher status.

C. S. Lewis | the Inner Ring