Robert Krishna

Bosses are tricky. You know this, because you have one yourself. But what if you're stuck working for a boss who's particularly difficult? There's no easy answer to this question, but there are some basic guidelines that may help you on your way.

First and foremost: remember that they're not here just to be difficult — they're human too! Keep in mind that their motives may not be malicious or sinister; the point of being a boss is to be in charge and take on responsibility for the things happening around them. If it turns out that you found it impossible to keep these things in mind when dealing with your own boss, it might be time for a change of work environment.

Once you have this in mind, there are a few things you can do in order to cope with the situation. These tips may or may not be applicable to your particular situation, but they can help when working with someone who is difficult.

This audiobook covers:

· Don’t Let It Affect Your Work

· Stay One Step Ahead

· Take Responsibility When Necessary

· Set Boundaries

· Determine Your Boss' Motivations

· Identify Triggers

· Choose Your Words Carefully

· Study Your Boss' Communication Style

· Anticipate Expectations.

· Practice Your Leadership Skills

 And much more

If you would like to learn more about the topic, this audiobook is for you, so scroll up to the top and click on the Buy Button.

Christopher Miller

A Guide To Handling A Tough Boss: Tips For Handling A Tough Boss, How To Establish Boundaries, And Alternative Strategies For Getting Along: Get Noticed, Impress Your Bosses, and Become a Top Leader.