How should be your Boss?
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One of the most important aspects of an executive’s/manager’s/boss’s job is to manage employees, it is also the most challenging. A boss can either create a team unit or keep them apart. All of us are given choices every moment of every day. How we respond to difficult situations is a choice. How we choose to react in a moment affects not only us but our employees. Employees perform best in an environment that is supportive, consistent, has good two way communication, and where everyone helps each other. So in this regard a Boss' job is really important like, how the organization takes shape, how the team or the workplace shapes, is he getting the maximum productivity out of them, are your employees really happy working for you. There are many things that has to be answered from a Boss' perspective. So lets discuss how should be your Boss?
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prasad
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yup...like anuradha i am also agree with this...because talent is not everything
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Sridevi Ranganaathan
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I disagree with this. Always talent and hard work matters and this only permanent.
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Darshana Sawant
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I don't agree kissing up to your boss is the only way to go ahead. I believe only those person go for this step, who don't have any calibre in themselves to do anything of their own. I call these people "lame" who wants to achieve success without...
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saiyid safdar abbas zaidi
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"transparent, nurturing talent and emotions, appreciative"
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Among the subordinates there may be some “Deadwoods”. Deadwoods are non-performers / under performers. They lack motivation and commitment. They are like non-performing assets (NPAS). NPAS are drain on the organisations’...
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babulal sahu
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"Good Leadership skills/ Mentorship"
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That's right i agree, this is the most imp of all.
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Ravi Chandra
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"Speaking with respect is very important"
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I completely agree with the thoughts that are already in. At the same time it is very important for the boss / leader to know what are the areas of involvement of the individual and the strengths / weakness of the each of them. Work with the...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"Make sure everything in a job is done right"
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There are good performers but failed to keep recording them as to their work done date-wise basis. This documentation in sequential manner will help them to meet the situation when a bad or good bosses apply pressure tactics. we have to keep...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"Confront with evidence"
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The best thing to deal with such type of bosses.
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Jonish Kalia
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"Make sure everything in a job is done right"
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If you doing the job in a right way then there is no reason of pointing finger towards you by your boss.BOSS IS ALWAYS RIGHT.
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If boss is wrong, company has to take remedial measures
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If wrong boss is continuing company has to suffer
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nitu chaturvedi
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if boss is wrong company and its employees have to suffer and therefore it becomes inevitable to leave that comapny or all the employee should get together and take some legal step against him..
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Gowri Shankar
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"If wrong boss is continuing company has to suffer"
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If boss is wrong and the employee supports the worng boss then the reputation of a company will suffer. So avoiding that is the correct way or get out of that company.
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Joydeep Dasgupta
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"If boss is wrong, company has to take remedial measures"
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In my situation, I walked out and a month or so later the boss was kicked out.
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Mohammadarif.A.Shaikh
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Its true to be a good boss one should adopt the above mention 10 things in there life.
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Why female bosses are most hated
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Female bosses are hated as they tends to manipulate the things.
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Shephali Shaligram Bhagat
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"Why female bosses are most hated"
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Female bosses are hated not on the personal level but on the professional level.
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Taniya Laskar
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U can put ur comment in that discussion. And I don't think so,,,
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ignore/be calm
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report to their boss
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sudhakar
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IT IS SO SIMPLE THAT INSTEAD OF TOUCHING HIS EGO PRAISE HIS EGO. BELLOW ARE SOME QUOTES WHICH I THINK WOULD B OF MUCH INTERESTS TO ALL OF US. A PERSON HAVING MORE THAN TWO BOSSES IS LIKE A PAWN IN THE GAME OF CHESS. WHEN TWO INTELLECTUAL MEET...
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Jagdeep Ohlan
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"report to their boss"
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it is not so simple, because when u see that your boss is saying wrong point you know the right thing. In that situation how to be keep quit and say yess boss.
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Punam Dutta
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When you find your immediate boss to be inefficient it is no use working under him. We should try to report it to the boss. Because he acts as an obstacle for the growth of the company as well as to you. So to you to grow and learn you should...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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When you see the stiff english upper lip standing or waiting to receive Ratan Tata or the middle east business leaders turning towards a sunil mittal to rescue them, the indian mind indeed swells with pride. I am referring to the TATA buyout of...
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Syed Thameem
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Personally i believe, our most Indian bosses are work holic , if u work more hours they thing u r Hard Working Person. I think India's growing because of huge working class population. How many companies thinking about environment? to protect our...
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Makrand Bhave
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I firmly believe that INDIA is a very cosmo market. We have people who can be seen buying a Merc or a Beemer to even a Hercules cycle and be happy about it!! Essentially you get to learn a lot in our market and the effervescent nature. Also...
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Anurag Agrawal
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Yes. India has great potentiality to be super power. India has biggest youth community than any other country. Indian people believe in savings and keep valuable part of aside of their income for future planning. Moreover indian education system...
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RAMESH KANDADAI
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Personally, I believe India has been a superpower all along. No that is not wishful thinking. Everything India did had an impact on the world. Most of us can think back on the last 50 years at least either by personal experience or from what our...
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domenico fama
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"Stereotypes"
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Cultural stereotypes sapping objective evaluation of women-employees. Also if excellent at work, there is always some "yes but..." against: based on cultural views
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Rassal V M
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"Dont Agree"
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I support Nitin Anand.... I was working with one of Leading MNC in Bangalore and Head for the supporting functions was a lady in her 50's... When I saw her in the induction i thought what this old lady gonna do with the business... however I had...
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Praseeja Menon
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"To get the projects done on time and without getting any hassle!!"
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Bossess, many a times think that female employees are not competent enough.Many projects need long hours to be sent in the office and greater committments which a male can better serve.On the other hand,people try to get personal with female...
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