How to Manage Your Boss Effectively | Paul Renaud

Difficult boss? Paul Renaud gives his 5 tips on how to manage your manager to help you communicate better and improve your relationship with your boss:

▶ Listen and learn
▶ Become self-reliant
▶ Get better at communicating
▶ Choose your battles
▶ Act of random kindness

Production: Maria Andrei

Do you have a difficult relationship with your boss? Could you use advice on improving communication with your boss? Tell us in the comments below…

[abitateach]

I'm a veteran educator and I know the value of life long learning. Your video and "the five simple steps" provide examples of common situations that I've repeatedly dealt with. I often keep my feelings and convictions to myself, too afraid to see if others are experiencing the same perception about a boss (in my case, principal). Thanks so much for your help this morning! I'm ready to go out there and rock my job no matter what the adversity.

[FadliBKL]

This channel worth more subscribers.

Thanks for sharing 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🙏🏼

[JeanStMartin]

That awesome channel and likeable share info how much respect for yourself.

[JeanStMartin]

Yes it's all true and reality me as professional boss also

[mercykuome]

Thanks so much for shairing.This is just what i needed as part of my Personal Development

[brightonwestvideo]

Great point about considering why this boss was brought on board!

[evedreylyn]

So everything is about the boss🤔?
The boss is bias and does not respect, how do we handle it?
The boss is friends with the person that is noisy and enjoys getting others in trouble?
The list goes

[jackcarraway]

I have one simple rule with my boss: I show you respect, you give it in return. Don't wanna reciprocate that respect and give me crap? I'll flush that crap down the toilet.

If I wanted to work with clowns I'll apply for the circus.

[dev-playing-gt]

I want to ask "Then... what are the bosses for?"

[dustycrab]

Thank you for your valueble ideas. I have already kicked oyt by the manager when i was practically used ur ideas.

[ashleyching]

Learn from peers how to handle manager

[PaulInRomania]

How is your relationship with your boss?

[anonanonymous]

You refer to the boss as "he" and "him." Not okay.