The document discusses leadership, power, influence tactics, organizational politics, conflict resolution, and negotiations. It defines leadership as using power and influence to direct followers toward goals. There are five types of power that derive from either an organizational position or personal attributes/relationships. The most effective influence tactics are rational persuasion, consultation, inspirational appeals, and collaboration. Organizational politics involve furthering self-interest, while conflict is best resolved through collaboration or compromise. Power and influence can boost job performance and commitment if used effectively.