Career Advice - So, Your Boss Is A Jerk

If you are among the rarest of the rare there are times when you think your boss is a jerk, a real pain in the rear.

But hold a minute, you'll be well served to consider the reasons for his behavior before you throw a fit. Understand, please, not to mention those reasons will justify a bad boss, but they go a long way toward explaining what is happening. When you understand what's with the boss, you'll be better able to cope and to manage relations with him, and boost your career.

Consider the following scenarios:

1 Your boss does not know how to be a boss.

can not be his krivnja.Radna force is filled with people who occupy the position of the chief who had little or no training for this role. They just stayed long enough to climb up the ladder on the basis of seniority.

2 Your boss is dumb as a post.

He May be, but it may be that he just has a different way of doing things.

3 Sometimes he is moody, rude and abrupt. You never know what to expect.

is really no excuse for such behavior, but the reality is you have to deal with it. Consider the possibility that your boss is reporting that someone who is riding relentlessly improve the results. Or maybe your boss is going through a rough patch in his personal life.

4 Your boss is afraid to make a decision.

May he be scared of their minds trying to fill the position for which he is not qualified. Perhaps he feels that his job is in jeopardy.

5 He still insists that you do it your way.

to take into account the probability that knows more about the situation and the assignment at hand than you do. Maybe you did not prove that your way is better.

6 He will not share information.

may be linked to his boss to keep things close to vest. Or it could be that there is no information to share. Or it could be that you can not prove that it can handle the data properly.

7 Never disregard what you do and do not give you any feedback.

When your boss ignores you, May he be paying you a compliment on his way. That is, it could be "ignoring" you because they feel confident that you will implement its obligations without looking over his shoulder.

8 He takes all the credit. He was jealous when the spotlight moves away from him.

These are sure signs of an inferiority complex. His ego needs feeding. Did you see others as competition for his authority? Are you to be greedy for attention?

you'll no doubt have some problems in the relationship with her boss. Take a deep breath and get used to it. You will always have a boss. Boss problems are constant. Another constant is that the relationships you have with their bosses along the way your career will determine your success.

The basic strategy is to build a positive relationship with your boss is simple: to understand the reasons for its
conduct; support him and make him look good, lacking the know-how to provide; to prove that he can trust and you're a team player

Maybe you can help to promote your boss, and you'll be moved to take his place.