I won’t go defining a bad boss here
because each one of you would remember at least one name (rather, face!) once
the words ‘bad boss’ are heard! Right :-?
But how many of you would look at
the positive side of it?
Well, most of us would agree on one
thing for sure. And that is, a bad boss, somehow, would always keep you on your
toes, would ensure you’re never in the comfort zone! Isn’t that a good thing? Your survival
instincts (or, your hurt ego) would make you learn new things, shoulder bigger
responsibilities, put in long hours, just to prove your mettle. Also keep in mind, you cannot choose your boss! So, if things are really getting worse in spite of you trying earnestly to put your best foot forward, you might want to consider looking
out for opportunities. (Yes, it is true. People leave managers, not companies!)
And in either case, you indeed might have learnt a couple of new things/skills in your current job or might be performing a different/bigger role in a new organization
& all this happened because you were not complacent, you were not in the safe/comfort
zone in the first place! Right? Won’t you be
thankful to him/her for it:-?
My own personal experience echoes
same thing. It was my first job (after
engineering graduation) in a manufacturing company. My manager was a great
human-being & I used to like working with him. One fine day, he got transferred
and came in another manager, who somehow made my life miserable almost from day
one. The ‘well-ensconced’ me was shaken out from my comfort zone & I began
thinking of ways, options to tackle this. It led to my aspiration of doing
post-graduation & which in the hind-sight seemed to have done wonders to my
career!
So guys (& girls), don’t curse
your stars for a bad boss.
Think positive; it could be a blessing in
disguise!!
Cheers!!!
True 💯 .... So basically atleast 1 bad Boss should be there in everyone's life to grow🙂✌️
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