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Dealing with Managers
Your boss is not your mother. Your boss is not your confessor.
Your boss is not your babysitter, therapist, career counselor,
or friend. The sooner you recognize this, the better off you’ll
be.
Your boss, however, is still the boss. And that means your
job--and professional success--depends on your meeting his
or her expectations. "Managing up," as the term
goes, means you take responsibility for making your relationship
a productive one. Here’s how to do it:
Match Your Boss’ Style
Make Your Boss’ Priorities
Your Own
Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
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