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how would you act if your superior is less experienced and educated than you are, and he always acts like he is the only one with the right decisions?

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Question added by Houssien Kazbar , Warehouse Manager , Fantoni
Date Posted: 2013/05/11
saad khan
by saad khan , Field Officer , Army

Respect for the Chain of Organisation is supreme.
To be construtive and respectful part of the team, follow the superior than competing with him/her for ascendancy, afterall, job satisfaction lies in doing one's job properly.
Actions, afterall speak louder than words, recognition and trust will follow automatically.
Its always better to be a good subordinate counsel and part of the solutions.

Mohamed Raafat
by Mohamed Raafat , Operation Construction Manager , Construction

If he/she noticed this fact, you would really have hard time, so you better leave the job, if is not noticed and will not affect your performance then try to keep up with him/her The problem is that you will never be advanced in your career if this is the case

Salliari Hara
by Salliari Hara , architect office , Civil Engineering in Vassilaki Maria Corporation

Dear sir I'am laughing because i have the same problem now.Ha,Ha The ansews is that: If you love your work make patience not for him but for you.
IIf your work comlete you again patience.
BUT if your work is intolerable and destroit you leaveeeeeeeeeeeee

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