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You like your job, but your boss gives you a hard time. What can you do if your current boss stresses you out?
First, try to do more than what is expected from you at your current job. Instead of just doing what you are suppose do, try to go the extra mile. Try to get things done ahead of time and help out your co-workers. Your boss and co-workers will notice and give you more respect.
It may sound counterintuitive, but leaders should almost always apologize. Except when they shouldn't. That’s right – to set the best example and foster a positive, motivated environment, leaders should hold themselves accountable for any mistakes and let their employees and colleagues know when they’re sorry. Yet there are those times when apologies are not in order – sometimes it’s not easy, but it is necessary.
Top 3 reasons not to apologize:
1. When someone messes up and you have to give feedback: In this case, there is no need for “sorry” because, well, you didn’t do anything wrong necessarily. If...
Living with chronic illness means that life's challenges become ... even more challenging.
After more than 10 years of coaching people around living with illness and their work life, blogging on this topic, and in my personal experience, I've decided that the basics matter. The basics allow a person to thrive, not just survive.
Here are my top 3 thriving skills:1.Communication 2.Communication 3.Communication
Yup. It's that important.
Let's look at why.
First, most illness symptoms are invisible. No one knows what your symptom/health is today/ in this moment-- unless you tell them. And even where some of effects are visible,...
Living with chronic illness means that life's challenges become ... even more challenging.
After more than 10 years of coaching people around living with illness and their work life, blogging on this topic, and in my personal experience, I've decided that the basics matter. The basics allow a person to thrive, not just survive.
Here are my top 3 thriving skills:1.Communication 2.Communication 3.Communication
Yup. It's that important.
Let's look at why.
First, most illness symptoms are invisible. No one knows what your symptom/health is today/ in this moment-- unless you tell them. And even where some of effects are visible,...
