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Working with a mean or inappropriate manager
From the course: Managing Your Manager
Working with a mean or inappropriate manager
It's one thing to work for a manager you feel lacks competence. It's another thing altogether to work for one who is mean or inappropriate. The good news is that most of them don't last. Because even companies with weak performance cultures typically self correct and get rid of the mean bosses, most of the time. But for some of you we should talk about how to deal with the situation. There really are two categories of negative or inappropriate managers. Those who are merely annoying and awkward, and those who break policies, laws, or otherwise make you feel truly horrible about coming to work. Let's deal with this latter case first and get it out of the way. If your boss likes to cuss, or make inappropriate comments, or demean you in private or in public, or if they act in a violent manner, these behaviors are unacceptable. In fact, they might constitute what is often referred to as a hostile work environment. And it doesn't even have to be violent or sexual. It could be as simple as…
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Working with a new manager3m 33s
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Working with an unavailable manager3m 18s
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Working with a manager you'll never like6m 16s
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Working with a remote manager3m 31s
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Working with a self-important manager3m 24s
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Working with a less competent manager4m 1s
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Working with a mean or inappropriate manager4m 18s
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Repairing a damaged relationship3m 54s
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Next steps2m 31s
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