What is another word for machiavellianism?
Pronunciation: [mˈaki͡əvˌɛli͡ənˌɪzəm] (IPA) 
Machiavellianism refers to a cunning, manipulative, and often unethical approach to achieving one's goals. Synonyms for this term can include ruthlessness, cynicism, deceitfulness, and scheming. Other related words may include calculating, conniving, and underhanded. Machiavellian tactics often involve exploiting and manipulating others for personal gain, and can include tactics such as lies, deceit, and betrayal. Individuals who exhibit these traits are often seen as untrustworthy, with a focus on gaining power and control at any cost. In the workplace, machiavellianism can lead to toxic and destructive environments, damaging relationships and undermining productivity.
