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yes it happens when the manager is incompetent , because a competent manager will change his attitude with you when you do a good job, so just be good and you will be the boss :)
with the incompetent manager, it's a big issue , it is advisable not to argue with him at all, because the more you argue the more he is stubborn and he will be detsermined to make your life become a nightmare , he will be jealous of you being better than him, because he knows that he is incompetent and this makes him complexed and frustrated :))
So just do your job as best as you can and ignore him , be patient, for sure one day he will leave , incompetent people always fall down
Be careful answering questions about previous managers. You don't want to come across as difficult, and you want to cast any past experiences in the most positive light possible.
· I had a rocky start with a manager once, because we had different expectations for the flow of the workday. Once we talked about it, we realized that our goals were very compatible, and we were able to work very successfully together for several years.
· I have found that if I take the time to talk with my manager at the beginning of a project, we can all get off to a great start on the same page.
· I would say that I have never really had a problem working with anyone. I try to find our common ground, and get along with everyone's different personality.
Rarely, I would say that it might depend on the personality and competences of the person as well.
Have you ever had difficulty working with a manager?
Yes,
I think if you did not have had difficulty in your job you will not improve your skills and get a new idea in how to handel work withe a load.
Yes ... :)
Daily ...
no,as i have been manager for32 years and before that i do not remember.
No, the time I sharing it with my Manager is that the hours were productive, and not just the result of poor time management
If complied with the disciplinary rules, it will be an easy interaction with the Director, simply: do your duties preserve your rights