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Reddit mentions of The Power Paradox: How We Gain and Lose Influence
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I've not read it and am by no means an expert, but The Power Paradox is worth looking into.
My basic understanding of it is that people who are more altruistic and friendly tend to become more popular and also powerful, but once they have power, those traits diminish.
The Stanford Prison experiment is a classic and famous experiment on this topic. I understand it's methodology to be questioned on the basis of selection bias.