Originally posted by KJ Reddy:
Be happy that you got good manager as your immediate boss. Don't worry about your boss's boss. Your boss need to worry and not you.
Originally posted by KJ Reddy:
Any way it may not possible that you get very good boss every time so, try to learn to work with all kind of managers(good and bad).
Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
https://www.thecareertoolkitbook.com/
Originally posted by Mark Herschberg:
A bad manager can impact everyone. I've seen bad CEO's run companies into the ground. Eventually people get laid off, but only after a painful and bumpy ride to the bottom.
In this situation you have to decide in what ways he is bad (and if indeed he really is, or if it's simply hearsay),and if the culture and organization are such that his shortcomings will negatively impact you.
Originally posted by Hari Apte:
Hi All,
The coincidence is this person (the newly joined) and myself used to work for a company earlier though I did not directly worked with him.
I've heard many (not so good) things about him from my colleagues in previous company.
My question is: What do I do with this? Should I change my group altogether OR wait for some time to see if things work out for me.
I think he being the root node in my hierarchy, it�s going to affect me in one way or other.
Originally posted by KJ Reddy:
I agree with you Mark. Need to decide in what way the boss is bad. Also we need to think in what level that the boss's boss will have impact on us. But definitely if you immediate boss is a good manager, he will protect you in all angles.
Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
https://www.thecareertoolkitbook.com/
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