how to deal with a bully boss at work 1⃣ of 5⃣ Episode 1 of 5

In this free online communication training video about how to deal with a bully boss at work, communication coach Dan O'Connor walks you through five power plays that you can use immediately to change the way an out-of-control boss treats you. You cannot "change" your boss, but you CAN change the way he treats YOU.
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[AudraT]

I'm so going to watch this series. The way I finally dealt with my bully boss was the last time she screamed at me I said " i am no longer taking your abuse and you have my 4 weeks notice." I told her everything she was doing to us was wrong. All my co-workers praised me for it cause I was the only one who had courage enough to fibally say sonething. My boss kept asking me to stay longer cause she kept sitting on hiring someone. After 8 weeks I finally left and I've never felt more free and never looked back. I'll still watch this series later just in case I ever run into another bully bliss again.

[kara]

Good supervisor is everything. Im shopping for a good bosses

[MusicEverKanekavi]

Thank you man. I’m in a difficult situation with a toxic work environment.

[lawontrial]

This is 110% accurate. They should show this in schools.

[KarmasAbutch]

This is so true... behaviour falls to the lowest level tolerated and WE set that bar... if u miss when u lowered it, it’s near impossible to regain that ground back in the same workplace... u can stop people from taking a boundary... but u can’t make em give it back later... if they’re the type to encroach, they ain’t the type to relinquish.
Learn from my mistakes. 😔

[Morgan-udmf]

How to respond to a micromanaging boss please

[manuelm]

Hey Dan, yesterday I responded to my boss " don't be putting words in my mouth" in front of our group, when he announced that I didn't want to partner up with another coworker, when I said no such thing. He just wanted to get the coworker upset and cause friction in front of everyone. He backed off and didn't say anything else. Was that an appropriate response and was I using the left side of my brain?

[barkerbikepirate]

I just realized that your channel has become a go-to for me whenever I become aware of a need to develop a new social skill. Thank you for all you do!

[oxwellstoer]

Don't disagree with most of what you're saying. But, actually, my cell phone has been my best friend during these meetings with the low-level dumb f*** supervisor I have to deal with. I've already recorded and captured several instances of him and his boss breaking rules (and potentially employment law). Just saving it for a rainy day. And yes, it's legal in my state.

[justmejo]

Your expertise is my confidence builder.. You will never know how much you do for us

[kygkyg]

HR is for the company not employees unfortunately 😕 in my experiences.

[rameswese]

Dear Don, i am 45Y old and one of things i wish in my life is to have discovered you 20Y earlier. Thank you for changing my life! You are a Great Master. Best Regards from Palestine

[ahuddleston]

Love the Wizard of Oz poster in the background!

[lunarae]

This series is empowering, thanks Dan for your insights

[kristinamullen]

Thank you Dan.I havn't listened to you in a while but I now am facing a bully boss and looking for advice.I know I have to leave my job but don't want to be fired.I need to hang on for a bit longer until I retire.You help boost my confidence.I really appreciate you!❤

[flottebiene]

Hey Dan would you mind increasing the sound quality a bit? Like turning down the background music a little when you speak? Hard to understand your amazing content at some parts.
Otherwise: great videos. Love them all. 😊

[kasiak]

The part from 1:47 - hilarious and so true, having worked in the HR 😂 spot on Dan...

[kristinafreeman]

Watching this after my boss called me into a meeting to talk about my quarterly self-review and he turned it into a feedback session for me, rather than him. Oh and HR were there as well as my head of department. Surprise!

[shonhowlett]

I just wanted to say thank you, sincerely. Your video Really helped me out today. I feel so much less stress and more prepared for my next approach at communicating with my boss.

[dinahlouise]

Dear Mr. O'Connor, I enjoy your presentations so very much!! You inspire me and many other people. Thank you, Mrs. C