What is the smartest way to deal with a boss that does not seem to concentrate on the details while always pretending to require perfection?

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by Motaz Farah , General and production manager , Digital color for gifts and services

To become his eyes on these details to reach for perfection...most of bosses concentrating on result after they given you all requirements

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