HOW TO HANDLE A BAD BOSS. It happened again. Maybe the boss broke his or her word, bad-mouthed you, or torpedoed your promotion. You're not surprised. Your boss already ignores your ideas, talks down to you, and expects you to be a mind-reader. And that doesn't even count the ...
The article offers suggestions on handling a bad boss. It is suggested that one should not act immediately and try be practical in the time of recession. It is also stated that one should maintain a can do attitude and smile when the boss delivers another self-serving sermon. Further the ...
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You might say“Sue, I noticed you gave Bob the file on XYZ company, even though I typically handle that account. I figured you might want to have more folks on the team familiar with them, so I didn’t mention it. Since then though, it feels like our interactions are different or“o...
(MoneyWatch)COMMENTARYOf all the emails I get asking for advice, the most common by far is people wanting to know how to handle a bad or dysfunctional boss. Just last week, for example, a manager contacted me about a VP who badmouths employees and gossips about peers behind their backs....
Here are the steps you must take, to deal with a bad boss. 1: Assume no bad intentions. While some of the things your boss does may make you unhappy at work, it is probably not why they do it. Until proven otherwise, assume that they mean well and are simply unaware of the effect...
Within that course, Dewett identified the three most common types of bad bosses, and gave quick playbooks on how to handle each one. 1. The micromanaging boss Their qualities: These bosses can be summed up in two words: control freaks. That causes them to check in on ev...
HOW TO HANDLE A BAD PERFORMANCE REVIEWGetting a bad performance review can make you feel angry, unappreciated, defeated, and hopeless. But it"s not the end of the world. Remember that the way you respond to this appraisal can make all the difference in the next one. Even if you believe...
This article explains how to handle managers and bosses who are micromanaging and doing the job their employees should be doing.
“I need to be on call. I need to be responsive,” it’s not an objective fact but a subjective feeling that drives them toward distraction. They can’t stop telling themselves, “Someone might need me,”“IfearI might look bad,” or “I’manxiousknowing that there might be a ...