How To Deal With An Exceptionally Difficult, Narcissistic Boss (eBook, ePUB) - Amber Cohen, Maryanne
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Of course, everyone has bad days. I'm not talking about the occasional squabble or the brief period when your job gets on top of you. I'm referring to significant long-term demotivation. The kind that exhausts you, leaves you spent at the end of the day and makes you irritable at home. If the following describes you, this book can help you make your work life better, more rewarding, and happier.
How To Deal With An Exceptionally Difficult, Narcissistic Boss is for anybody who works in a poor office atmosphere characterized by incompetent leadership, or who wants to avoid it. Difficult…mehr

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Of course, everyone has bad days. I'm not talking about the occasional squabble or the brief period when your job gets on top of you. I'm referring to significant long-term demotivation. The kind that exhausts you, leaves you spent at the end of the day and makes you irritable at home. If the following describes you, this book can help you make your work life better, more rewarding, and happier.

How To Deal With An Exceptionally Difficult, Narcissistic Boss is for anybody who works in a poor office atmosphere characterized by incompetent leadership, or who wants to avoid it. Difficult bosses, believe it or not, are not bad people, and there are concrete steps you can take to improve your situation.

Challenge conventional leadership techniques and turn a difficult situation to the benefit of everybody.

Discover how to:

- Determine your part in the terrible boss scenario.

- Plan your best course of action

- Pinpoint the source of the problem

- Reflect on and track progress for long-term benefit.

- Take action with tangible tools

How To Deal With An Exceptionally Difficult, Narcissistic Boss will take the sting out of your stressful work situation and equip you with crucial concrete strategies to get things back on track.