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    The Boss's Survival Guide


    Managing Up: 59 Ways to Build a Career-Advancing Relationship with Your Boss


    Mobbing: Emotional Abuse in the American Workplace, 2002 Revised Edition

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    Bullying boss? Give that job the boot

    "Stephanie Givinsky was never one to take abuse. When she found herself working in an eight-person urban planning firm with a brilliant boss who regularly ridiculed, blamed and yelled at her and her co-workers, it didn't take long for her to quit."

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    I Quit

    "Many employees are overworked, stressed out, fed up -- and eager to quit their jobs once the economy picks up. In fact, worker angst is so pronounced it has surprised even the most tuned-in human resource professionals. They say employee anger is now almost palpable."

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    Bullies take toll on morale, productivity

    "Word has it that the boss who screams, threatens and belittles is more outdated than Dagwood's Mr. Dithers in the "Blondie" comic strip. Today's ideal boss is supposed to be more like a coach who teaches, encourages and supports workers to give their best efforts. But apparently there are quite a few chair-throwing Bobby Knights still out there."

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    Amazon exec-style email snooping to be banned

    "Four members of the US House of Representatives are hoping to prevent a repeat of a recent court decision acquitting a man accused of email interception."

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    Column: Some playground bullies end up as bosses

    "Today's ideal boss is supposed to be more like a coach who teaches, encourages and supports workers to give their best efforts. But apparently there are quite a few chair-throwing Bobby Knights still out there."

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    Getting Along With the Boss

    "There is the oxymoron manager, one who has the title of manager but does not quite fit the description. Hochheiser's categories for the oxymoron include Lone Wolves, Firefighters, Powerphiliacs, Con Artists, Bureaucrats, Wimps, and Real Jerks. The names are fairly self-explanatory. "

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    Bad Bosses Can Be Tamed, Experts Say

    "It is the stuff of which serious nervous breakdowns are made -- the boss whose wrath threatens to spoil what would otherwise be a hard-won career and all the professional satisfaction that should fit into your average workweek. But despair not, say experts devoted to analyzing bad bosses and devising relevant coping strategies. Quitting need only be a last resort."

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    Don't Be Swayed By A Tempting Counteroffer

    "Let's face it. When someone quits, it's a direct reflection on the boss. Unless you're really incompetent or a destructive thorn in his side, the boss might look bad by "allowing" you to go. His gut reaction is to do what has to be done to keep you from leaving until he's ready. That's human nature. Unfortunately, it's also human nature to want to stay unless your work life is abject misery. Career changes, like all ventures into the unknown, are tough. That's why bosses know they can usually keep you around by pressing the right buttons. Before you succumb to a tempting counteroffer, consider these universal truths."

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    How to Resign On Your Own Terms

    "Some corporate employees fleetingly enjoy quitting abruptly but leave their employers carrying only a final paycheck and a dubious reference. Others garner transition pay, good references, extended health insurance benefits, outplacement services, company car purchases, country club membership conversions and a host of other intangible benefits by negotiating effectively when they part company with their employers."

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    Quitting On A Whim Is A Big Mistake

    Helpful stories and good advice on quitting in a hurry.

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    How to Quit In Style

    "When work gets stressful, most of us have dreamed of shouting “I resign” to the boss, then stomping out of the office, never to be seen again. But according to a survey compiled by Office Angels, that scenario is miles apart from what normally happens when an employee decides to resign. Sweaty palms, a blank mind and the worry of who to approach makes resigning even more stressful than being grilled for an interview."

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    Unemployment Compensation: There For You To Use

    "Have you ever been laid off, terminated, or did you even quit? If so, your state’s unemployment compensation system is there to assist you."

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    Mobbing FAQ

    Answers to questions like this one, "I think I've been mobbed. Things have changed drastically - nobody speaks to me anymore. This has gone on for quite a while. I am getting desperate. I was a great employee.. and now? It seems like everybody is after me. I don't know where to turn. I feel awful - any advice? What can I do legally?"

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    How To Beat Your Boss

    "It's so important for workers to be aware of, and to utilize, the rights we do have--and we have quite a few. The last 20 years, in fact, have seen the blossoming of employment law, a field that has helped us win important protections in the courts."

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    That's It, I Quit: I'm Staying!

    "'What,' you ask, 'how can I quit by staying?' It's easy and it's the reason why so many score unhappy in their jobs. Some vocational surveys report that 90% of Americans are unhappy in their jobs and less than four months ago USA Today reported that 49+% of us were unhappy in our jobs."

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    Help! My Boss Is Rude And Arrogant

    "Unfortunately, one of my bosses is renowned for being arrogant and rude. We quite obviously do not see eye to eye, and I don’t want this to become a problem."

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    What Constitutes Wrongful Termination?

    "Just because an employer unfairly fired or forced an employee to quit, doesn't mean that the employee suffered wrongful termination; at least not according to law."

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    Privacy In America: Electronic Monitoring

    "Employers love to keep tabs on their workers. And technology now makes it easy for companies to monitor you – from punch-in to quitting time. Employers can read you e-mail, look at your personal computer files and eavesdrop on your phone calls. They can film you with hidden video cameras not only in public areas, but in locker rooms and even restrooms." A Resource from the American Civil Liberties Union.

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    Personality Profile

    "The Personality Profile measures people on 14 different profiles or 'types' such as idiosyncrasy and conscientiousness. Each type relates to a number of personality traits. This test has 104 statements and is quite straight forward and understandable." Free.

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