13 Toxic Boss Survival Tips That’ll Save You From Developing A Workplace-Induced Twitch

Sometimes it’s not the workload that makes a job tough — it’s the boss. And while you can’t always choose who manages you, you can choose how you deal with them. 1. Check yourself. Sometimes a horrible boss seems like a horrible boss because you’re stuck in your ways. Taking a step back, assessing the situation and the bigger picture is a great way to deal with it. You might be mistaking constructive feedback for criticism, and in that, you could be destroying growth opportunities. If you’re not taking on feedback that’s intended to make you better at your job, and interpreting it as an attack, you’re missing out. 2. Learn your boss’ style. Some bosses are a little bit more hands-off in their communication and you don’t need to take it personally. Others might want to get involved and ask more questions. If you learn what your boss prefers it’s going to make your working relationship with them a lot easier. 3. Find your anchor. Unfortunate as it is, sometimes your boss won’t be the best. When you find yourself in that position, there might be someone else in your team or the wider business that you can look
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