How to DEFEAT Your BOSS Every Time (Robert Greene w/Brad Carr)

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How to DEFEAT Your BOSS Every Time (Robert Greene w/Brad Carr)

[superbikeaborad]

Robert is the only author who helps you avoid real pain in your life. Such a gift to us.

[lindarosas]

Psychotic bosses are jealous of your unique traits, insecure because of their unfulfilled desires, become angry when a client and team member compliments your empathetic tendencies and good hearted nature, and do whatever necessary to turn others against you in order to justify letting you go.

[bekit]

The most bizarre thing about some bosses is that they’re the ones getting promotions & awards. I’ve known quite a few who were hated but managed to get recognition from the higher ups.

[Greenplanet]

Good advice. I had a wretched boss. She had me doing her work and then was getting kudos from management. I never let her upset me. She was used to terrorizing people. My co-worker went on meds, since she was so stressed out. This boss then engineered my getting laid off. Things didn’t go well for her after that and she was asked to leave. My old company asked me to go back. I passed since I had found a better job. Robert is correct in not letting bosses upset you. You give away your power.

[adamovicius]

if you observe manipulative, narcissistic person and 3 year old child its basicaly the same state of mind, many of mental disorders are just like that, people stay mentally at the age when they experienced trauma, they cant process their emotions, many bosses are like that because they want to compensate this with possessions and power over other people, its really great advice to see them as big kids and dont react to their moods

[semplybalanced]

Psycho bosses that can effect your mental well being, work performance, loss of finances, potential housing insecurity is like Stalin. They’re holding your life in their hands & this can cause panic & ptsd. This kind of workplace abuse is common & hard not to take personally when it’s literally effecting your entire personal life. Quitting is the way.

[xw]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I had to deal with a narcissistic manager for the past 4 months and some unfriend colleagues. Done, I am out and I'm done with them.

I would like to see the whole interview. Can you please share the link? Thank you in advance

[iosua]

Great advice . Don’t be emotional. Never take it personally

[orls]

I agree and its so true, just difficult to deal with it in the moment

[DonovanAenslaed]

I once had a boss so toxic that I left the company I was working for just to distance myself from this prick, even when I had a potentially life changing opportunity lined up. This opportunity required me to continue working for two more years at least, and the prospect of putting up with that prick any longer discouraged me. Embraced my losses and left the company.
That's the last time I let someone affect my work.

[incorand]

Sometimes it is personal, even very personal, if the boss feels you disapprove of their methods.

[SisterSanMiguel]

Robert Greene has helped me not get pulled into other peoples negativity and drama and take charge of my own life for once

[Adam-uiyn]

Given the way I grew up I consider my skilled in controlling my emotional outward reactivity. With what I say and how I say it. But at the end of the day you still need to address your bosses emotions because they skew their perception of you, and ultimately could mean the difference between being fired or not.

[RacerxVincent]

Loved the video! Brad, in which book Robert Greene speaks about hard bosses? He has so many books! Thank you!

[MessiahRamsay]

It’s never personal because bosses don’t see us as people. In their mind we only exist to make them richer.

[bravesoul]

“Replaying their old dramas with new actors. Twisted people with issues”- sound exactly like my narcissistic ex

[sw.]

To have empathy with the predator. BS. Set boundaries. Ask to get it in written. Collect it. And look out to retreat. Make cash on your way out.

[tableccentric]

I guess that's why I could never keep a job i can't be controlled. I don't let anyone control my life and bosses hate that. I love when they fire me expecting a reaction i just okay. The next week i have a job that pays even more money 😅

[Real_talk_with_JJ]

Not too long ago, I was in a very bad situation where I was set up - to look like a horrible person and my boss is just yelling at me and he knew I come from PTSD. I actually ended up in the emergency room in crisis my wife was speaking with the bosses. One of them said well he'll probably leave the ER now because he has his job back. It doesn't work that way till this day I never wanna see them.

[christinahoefert]

To outsmart a snake, be the bigger snake. That’s what I’ve always done.