Why Does My Boss Hate Me? August 22 Newsletter

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Because they are human and subject to the effects of the Fall, bosses can be arrogant, self-centered, or even abusive. When the situation is inescapable, dealing with a bad boss requires extra tact and forethought - and prayer. Many of our writers have had experience with bad bosses, and in this newsletter they share how they made it through with God’s help.

How to Cope with a Toxic Boss

Toxic bosses lie, shift blame, and hurt your career. If you have to report to a toxic boss, how do you do it?

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Bossing Around

The mammoth industry of motivational leadership advice isn't trickling down to the many folks on the receiving end of...

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Bad Boss? (1-Hour Small Group Study)

A small group study on dealing with bad bosses practically and biblically.

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