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Managing your boss

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Managing Your Boss

Sandi Mann

2001

What to ask when you don't know what to say

Samuel D. Deep, Lyle Sussman

1997

Suddenly in charge

Roberta Chinsky Matuson

2011

Bullying bosses

Robert Mueller

2005

Managing up

Rosanne Badowski

2003

Managing conflict with your boss

Center for Creative Leadership, Elinor Johnson, Davida Sharpe

2002

How to manage your boss

Christopher Hegarty

1980

How to manage your boss

George E. Berkley

1985

Lion Taming

Steven L. Katz

2005

Managing up, managing down

Mary Ann Allison

1984

The greatest management principle in the world

Michael LeBoeuf

1989

Tame your terrible office tyrant (TOT)!

Lynn Taylor

2009

100 Bullshit Jobs...And How to Get Them CD

Stanley Bing

2006

Problem bosses

Mardy Grothe, Peter Wylie, Mardell Grothe

1987

Coping with difficult bosses

Robert M. Bramson

1992

Manage Your Boss

Patrick Forsyth

2007

Coping with Toxic Managers, Subordinates ...And Other Difficult People

Roy H. Lubit

2003

How to Work for an Idiot

John Hoover

2004

Does someone at work treat you badly?

Leonard Felder

1993

A Survival Guide for Working With Bad Bosses

Gini Graham Scott

2005

The valuable office professional

Michelle Marie Burke

1997

Lifeboat strategies

Robert Barner

1994

How to shine at work

Linda Dominguez

2003

The workplace survival guide

George T. Fuller

1996

Mastering office politics

National Institute of Business Management

1991

169 ways to score points with your boss

Alan R. Schonberg

1998

When Smart People Work for Dumb Bosses

William Lundin

1998

Crazy bosses

Stanley Bing

1992

5 reasons to tell your boss to go f**k themselves!

Michelle McQuaid

2012

Working for you isn't working for me

Katherine Crowley

2009

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