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Whenever a manager leaves or there is a restructure in most cases there is always a scramble for power and in turn a coup. Where someone or a few make a power play for what they believe is a powerful position of influence that in-turn gives them an opportunity to oppress the staff. They or this person wants the power and wants to be in charge, purely self-serving motivations.  - Where does that leave staff/employees who are not interested in such political office ambitions? What role do you play in the coup d'etat? What position should you play that safeguards your job?

Irrespective of how much you try to avoid it when you work anywhere you automatically are part of the office politics but what role you play depends on:

1. Your career ambitions
2. Your ability to navigate the workplace safely
3. How well you have done your due diligence and therefore anticipated an office uprising.

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