A survival guide for working with bad bosses : dealing with bullies, idiots, back-stabbers, and other managers from hell / / Gini Graham Scott.
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| Year of Publication: | 2006 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | xi, 210 p. |
| Notes: | Includes index. |
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Table of Contents:
- Not fit for command
- The no-boss boss
- The pass-the-buck boss
- Clueless but connected
- Scatterboss
- Critically clueless
- The dishonest "genius"
- That's unfair!
- On overload
- Only good enough to train others
- No back-up
- No excuses
- That's perfect - not!
- Promises, promises
- No trust
- You're great but
- Power players
- Just for sport
- Turning yeses into nos
- The wolf-in-sheep's-clothing
- Controlling the control freak
- Bad boss in a big bureaucracy
- Breaking through the bureaucracy
- It goes with the territory
- Who's the boss?
- Out of bounds
- Dirty looks
- A new boss is insulting and abusive
- Call 911
- Drunk, disorderly, and untouchable
- The intrusive boss
- Party planner
- Cultural divide
- Ethical challenges
- Dealing with danger
- The cover-up
- It's a crime!
- Sex and faxes
- Give in to collective denial or leave?
- Putting it all together
- Bad boss or bad employee?
- How bad is your boss: a self-assessment quiz
- Knowing how to deal.