how to be your own boss — even when you have a manager by Alison Green on October 7, 2014 If you’re like most people, you’ve thought at times that it might be awfully nice not to have a boss. Unless you’re planning to start your own business, that probably isn’t an option – but you can minimize the amount of managing your boss has to do (and thereby get some additional autonomy and independence) by taking care of some big pieces of it yourself. At Intuit QuickBase’s Fast Track blog today, I talk about four keys ways that you can benefit by acting as your own boss. You can read it here. You may also like:how to get people to leave you alone so you can focus, without making everyone hate youhow to regain control of your time and get more donehow to turn bad ideas into good ones { 2 comments }
B* October 7, 2014 at 6:13 pm I get very little feedback or information from my manager. I think he thinks i know everything as i’ve been there much longer than him! But this will be really helpful in lieu of actually being managed! And as i’m hoping to get a much better job in the next year hopefully it’ll stand me in good stead.
ArtsNerd* October 8, 2014 at 1:14 am As someone who DID just quit my job to start a business, it’s encouraging to see that my partner and I are openly communicating about all of these.