1996Managerial Auditing JournalRequires access

Coping with one’s boss: how to get your boss to stop checking on you

Jay T. Knippen, Thad B. Green

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Describes a four‐step procedure to stop your boss watching you. Discusses preparing to talk to your boss, meeting and talking about the situation, agreeing to a solution, and concluding the meeting.

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Describes a four‐step procedure to stop your boss watching you. Discusses preparing to talk to your boss, meeting and talking about the situation, agreeing to a solution, and concluding the meeting.

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Describes a four‐step procedure to stop your boss watching you. Discusses preparing to talk to your boss, meeting and talking about the situation, agreeing to a solution, and concluding the meeting.

Key concepts: Boss, Coping (psychology), Psychology, Social psychology, Management, Public relations, Political science, Engineering

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