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    Fighting Back: Overcoming Bullying in the Workplace


    Coping With Difficult Bosses


    Problem Bosses: Who They Are and How to Deal With Them

    How to manage a difficult supervisor – Ask The Lawyer - Federal Law - FederalTimes.com

    "One issue is identifying when or if a difficult supervisor is really a problem. Is the supervisor just tough and demanding, or is the supervisor abusive, retaliatory or discriminatory? Sometimes the subordinate feels put upon by the supervisor’s demands. Sometimes these demands are reasonable, but harsh. Where is that line between George Patton and Attila the Hun? Sometimes a supervisor’s expectations are appropriate, but a lack of supervisory skills may inhibit him — particularly if he is new — from effectively overcoming resistance to changing a longstanding, but inefficient, culture."

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