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Going against the boss is never easy, but in rare circumstances it’s necessary.

Keep a pad handy

by on November 1, 1997 3:30pm
in Office Management

Always keep a pocket-size note pad nearby, even when you’re on the go.

Opinions that count

by on November 1, 1997 3:30pm
in Office Management

When asked for your opinion, don’t ramble. Instead, summarize your view in one sentence.
In theory, beepers, cellular phones and laptops with modems help you stay in touch with your customers and coworkers.
One of the most common mistakes that new managers make involves how they coach their staff.
Ron, a new supervisor, concluded that Sam was a terrible employee. Unable to fire Sam—a well-liked worker with more than 25 years at the firm—Ron felt stuck.
Even if a co-worker says he’s absolutely positive that he’s right, don’t accept such assurances blindly.
Like successful politicians, hard-charging managers curry favor by maintaining good relations with each of their constituencies.
Here’s a smart way to get ahead: Champion the cause of a hardworking, unheralded support staffer.
Sometimes bosses are seen as power-hungry monsters.
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