Tactics, such as arguing without support, using persistence and repetition, threatening, and manipulation, were found to be effective when used by subordinates who were attempting to influence their supervisors.

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These tactics are generally not effective in influencing supervisors as they can damage relationships and reduce trust. Effective influence typically involves rational persuasion, collaboration, and building a positive rapport.

Tactics, Such as Arguing Without Support, Using Persistence and Repetition