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favoritism shown to relatives, especially in granting jobs, promotions, or other advantages
- The manager consistently promoted her daughter over more qualified candidates, demonstrating clear nepotism within the organization.
- In the small town, government contracts were often awarded to the mayor's relatives, raising concerns about nepotism and corruption.
- The coach showed nepotism by favoring his son on the team, often giving him preferential treatment over other players.
- The company's policy against nepotism ensured that promotions and hiring decisions were based solely on merit rather than familial connections.
- Despite accusations of nepotism, the CEO appointed his son to a high-ranking position within the organization, sparking controversy among employees.