It is often said that most employees leave their managers rather than their companies. A toxic supervisor can make going to work each day challenging and significantly affect an employee's motivation. However, leaving the company may only sometimes be the best option when dealing with a toxic boss. One option is managing up, which involves consciously working with your manager to achieve the best possible outcomes for yourself, your manager, and your organization. Here are seven tips for dealing with a toxic boss:
While dealing with a toxic boss can be challenging, it's important to remember that you are the only one who can manage yourself and make changes in your career. Don't take it personally, have an open conversation, talk to people you trust, stand up for yourself, avoid fear, deliver results, and plan your exit if necessary.
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