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Troubleshoot Bad Boss Behavior
It's an occupational hazard: Even the best bosses sometimes act like jackasses. Boss Problem: Chronic Micromanagement Your Solution: Build a detailed plan for your projects, with regular milestones where you will report back for feedback. Invite your boss to review the plan and adjust it...
Tags: Corporate Communications, Professional Development, Marketing, E-mail, Solution, BNET Feature, ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS, boss, Boss Problem, Business, Public relations, Geoffrey James, Career
Articles 2007-03-07

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Dealing with a Difficult Boss
Do you have a difficult or challenging relationship with your boss? You are not alone. Of all the less-than-perfect interactions you may have at work, this will probably be the trickiest and most stressful because of the inherent political dynamic of your relationship. Many people tend to lay the blame...
Tags: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Articles 2007-02-15
Building an Alliance with Your Boss
Does your work life seem like a Dilbert cartoon? Career ladders are often populated with superiors like Dilbert's, who are anything but the ideal manager. Inept, disorganized, power hungry, or downright mean—bad bosses come in all sizes and shapes. Often, they're so busy with their own careers that they're blind...
Tags: Professional development, superior, career, asset, benefit, BNET Editorial, Eagerness, Alliance, Organization, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Recruitment & Selection, Job, Boss, Manager
Articles 2007-10-09
How to Tell Your Boss He's Wrong
How to Tell Your Boss He's Wrongre. CEOs who can't take crticismPerhaps this person was better off for having been fired. It's sad how common it is for C-level folks to have the thinnest skin in the company. It seems like good leaders should enlist feedback whenever possible...
Tags: ego
Discussion threads 2008-07-18
How to Suffer a Micromanaging Boss
I have a question about micromanaging CEOs. How should competent staff react when the CEO wants to be informed about and involved in every detail of the company, to the point that everyone feels as though they have someone looking over their shoulder all day long waiting for something...
Tags: CEO, Boss, Where's The Line?, Choru, Ego
Blog posts 2007-09-17
Troubleshoot Bad Boss Behavior
Troubleshoot Bad Boss BehaviorBad Boss BehaviorWhile interesting, I think that you are missing one value issue: the workplace bully. An increasing behaviour, which unfortunately none of your suggestions would even come close to addressing. Maybe something for an future article as this is a all too real...
Tags: Bad Boss Behavior, inexperience, workplace
Discussion threads 2007-03-09
How to Suffer a Micromanaging Boss
How to Suffer a Micromanaging BossSay what?[i]Micromanaging can be an effective practice for a high-level boss; but, like most everything, it must have limits. On the surface, a boss who is involved in all aspects of the company is better than an absentee boss on the golf course.[/i]Yeah, and it's...
Tags: Micromanagement
Discussion threads 2007-09-21
Help! My Boss is an Idiot!
Here are three letters asking my sage (ha!) advice about coping with idiot sales managers. Because the answers are straightforward, I'm bundling them into a single post. Before getting into it, I suppose I should mention that my best general advice about coping with managers can...
Tags: MBA, Boss, Marketing Research, Marketing, Geoffrey James
Blog posts 2008-06-23
Four Sins the Boss Won't Forgive
Bosses know, from their own experience, that cock-ups happen. Most but not all bosses are pretty forgiving of mistakes. But there are some things that they find hard to forgive. Here are the four greatest CLMs career limiting moves which team members can make: ...
Tags: Boss, Team Management, Management, Jo Owen
Blog posts 2009-02-16
Five Warning Signs of a Problem Overachiever
Five Warning Signs of a Problem OverachieverFive Warning Signs of a Problem OverachieverOverachievers are often times obsessed with their OWN PERSONAL achievements and brag about it even if subtilyforgetting that no one actually succeeds without the input of colleagues. They crave attention and pampering because of "their achievements". ...
Tags: achiever, overachiever, Overachievers, Warning Signs
Discussion threads 2007-11-29
How to Manage Your Boss
It's nice to imagine that the success of your career rests upon your basic competence at doing your job, but that's only half the picture. Make "Keeping the Boss in the Loop" a Regular Activity Goal: Reassure your boss that you know...
Tags: Human Resources, Recruitment & Selection, Professional Development, Workforce Management, Career, Geoffrey James, Business, boss, Situation, Recruitment &Amp, Selection, Crash Course
Articles 2007-03-07
Can You Sell Your Idea... to Your Boss?
Got an idea that could kick your career into overdrive?   Good for you!  But be forewarned: selling an idea is not like selling a product.  With a product, customers can see what they're buying.  With an idea, there's nothing to see except little ol' you.  Here's an interactive game that...
Tags: Boss, Idea, HERE, Chances, Professional Development, Sales Strategy, Corporate Governance, Marketing Research, Games, Sales Force Management, Career, Sales, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Marketing, Personal Technology, Geoffrey James
Blog posts 2009-06-02
How to Manage Your Boss's Expectations
A reader writes: A company owner hired me to open a new country with no resources whatsoever, then canned me after two and half months because I didn't sell anything. However, being unwilling to accept failure, I wrote a report that explained how the current...
Tags: Goal, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Geoffrey James
Blog posts 2008-10-07
Responding to the Toxic Boss
Responding to the Toxic BossRE: Responding to the Toxic Boss"Don't react" is okay, but get out as soon as you can. In the early 80s I was a legal secretary to a Type A woman who had 4 ft. stacks of briefs all over the floor of her office,...
Tags: Team management, team, Toxic Boss
Discussion threads 2008-10-02
So When Did Your Boss Become an Authoritarian?
So When Did Your Boss Become an Authoritarian?RE: So When Did Your Boss Become an Authoritarian?Responsibility accountability and authority, these should go hand in hand. Sometimes there is a disconnect as well as a person may be given the authority and responsibility but not given guidance on the limits...
Tags: Team management, Leadership, Workforce management, Authoritarian
Discussion threads 2008-08-19
Help! My Boss Is Micro-Managing Me!
Dear Ron, My boss second-guesses everything I do to the point that it seriously interferes with my ability to get anything done. I feel like she may still be attached to the duties she had when she was in my position she was recently promoted, thus...
Tags: Boss, Recruitment & Selection, Professional Development, Manufacturing, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Career, Ron Brown
Blog posts 2009-10-30
When the Harrassment of Others Becomes Your Problem
When the Harrassment of Others Becomes Your ProblemDon't be afraid to involve HR.....If a manager or employee is ever unsure how to handle a situation, a good place to start is by consulting your HR Business Partner or representative. Keep in mind that they may be obligated to act...
Tags: harassment, HR Department, supervisor, young lady
Discussion threads 2007-03-01
Getting to the Root of a Problem
Organizations often respond to financial and market imperatives by resolving problems with short-term solutions. Often, there are procedures in place to guide people's actions so that they spend minimal time on original thinking and then focus on the immediate requirements of the job. However, constantly relying on quick fixes requires...
Tags: Analysis, benefit, BNET Editorial, Business Operations, Cause, environment, financial, job, Problem, Productivity, Quality, Root Cause Analysis, Six Sigma, Solution, workplace
Articles 2007-10-11
My Boss Keeps Threatening to Let Me Go
Today's workplace is about as challenging as it's ever been. Not only are people being laid off left and right, but those who have kept their jobs have had to re-assess their standing amidst unsettling reorganizations. Almost everyone is being asked to do the proverbial "more with less." What was...
Tags: Boss, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Ron Brown
Blog posts 2009-03-26
What to Do When the Boss Is a Drunk
Dear Stanley, My boss has a problem with beverage abuse. What can I do to make the boss's absences easier for my co-workers? Enabler Dear...
Tags: Boss, Professional Development, Food & Beverage, Career, Manufacturing, Stanley Bing
Blog posts 2009-06-24
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