10 Ways To Deal With An Irritating Boss
A stressful lifestyle, hectic schedule and demanding career is a lethal combination for every woman these days. To top it, if you have to encounter an irritating boss every single day, you are sure of the fact that life is turning into hell. It’s like dying day in day out, managing home, kids, husband and rushing to the office to say ‘Good Morning’ to a nagging boss, who deserves nothing but one, big tight slap! Do you experience the same, lady? In that case, you must read these top 10 ways to deal with a nagging boss.
Formula #1 Show it through work
The very first and most important way of making your boss stop yelling is by showing it through your work. You know what, ladies are bestowed with this supernatural power of multi-tasking and dishing out impeccable work. Summon this power of yours and put it to good use. When you show your boss that there is nothing to complain about, then he/she will be left with no choice but to shut up.
Formula #2 Boost your self-confidence
If it’s in your boss’ nature to irritate subordinates, nothing can be done about it. He/she will use every chance to put you down, sometimes in person, sometimes in public. No matter what happens, always make sure you never lose your self-confidence. If you think that you are drowning, learn new ways to boost your self-confidence. Talk to your hubby, ask him to boost your morale or simpler, meditate. Focus on your positive energies and there can be nothing in the world that can stop you.
Formula #3 Trust yourself
An annoying boss is all about complaints, queries and pointing out mistakes. In order to avoid all of this, you must first learn to trust yourself. If he/she cross-questions you about your work, be confident enough to answer. Tell to yourself, ‘I’ve given my 100% and I generally don’t go wrong’. Many a times, bosses have this habit of proving you wrong and if you are gullible, you end up accepting what they say. At such times, your conviction will come to your rescue and conviction comes through self-belief.
Formula # 4 Think of your achievements
Whenever you feel let down or your boss makes you feel so, instead of sulking, think of your achievements in the past. Tell yourself, “If I could do it then, I can do it even now”. The most successful people have had to endure a life of hardships. Who knows, these experiences might carve a successful person out of you! So, think of the hardships that you’ve had to face in the past and ask yourself to face the present with firmness.
