Do you want to know the characteristics of working with a toxic boss? Some of them do not want to be blamed. Let's find 1 of the following 6 things !!
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Many management behaviors are 'toxic' in companies such as downgrading people who are not in their place and will make those who feel it will make people quickly resign or compete. Do you often and ever find it? Here are 6 things that really stand out from the attitude or behavior of a 'toxic' boss.
1. They cannot accept results that have been held accountable
Ever worked with a manager/boss who was always right and you were always wrong? Bosses like this have trouble usually often blaming someone or won't want to admit that he made a mistake. This type of manager is more concerned with maintaining his reputation and is selfish. They will easily pass the blame on people just to save their position from uncertainty.
2. Narcissistic
Narcissists lack empathy, have a strong desire to break rules and challenge the status quo, tend to engage in manipulation to advance themselves at the expense of others, and are socially skilled with aggressive supporting motives. Does this sound like your boss?
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3. They treat people like objects
People are seen as worker bees catering to the desires of the top-down hierarchy to drive profits and keep shareholders or those higher above them happy. Usually pays little attention to the happiness or well-being of employees or teams. As a consequence of this type, one's personal or family life is sacrificed in favor of work. As a result, you will face high levels of stress, turnover, absenteeism and burnout.
4. They only look after themselves
Their only concern is their individual performance and earning an annual bonus. Managers with this attitude play up the status of the workplace/company and only focus on their accomplishments, as well as their views in front of their superiors.
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5. Morals
A cunning individual... This type of boss has no morals and tends to be cunning with their heart rooted in domination and achievement, as well as power. They hoard valuable information, pit teams against each other, and it's quite the cliché to form "in-group" friends while excluding others.
6. They hurt you with their words
"You are wrong." Nobody wants to hear that word. When the boss often talks about this, it will usually lead to disagreements. Hence, employees who feel they are being targeted may act out in anger and escalate into an argument with further conflict.
So, from the 6 types and characteristics, have you ever found something similar in your work life? Those are some of the characteristics of a toxic/annoying boss in the office that should just be ignored. Because in essence they just want to be considered the most correct. However, keep in mind that in a company, the role of a boss like this is also needed, you know... as long as it is still valuable and has a good impact on the company.
“Just keep up your work and make a good result wherever you work with. Happy working!”