The World Needs More Good Bosses! Join Us On National Boss Day October 16
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Tell Your Boss
October 16th is National Boss Day.
What will You Tell Your Boss?
Will You Thank Them?
3 OUT OF 4
employees say their boss is the most stressful part of their job
That's not surprising
of workplace abuse occurs from the top down
Most employees would prefer a new boss over a raise--would you?
If you're lucky enough to have a good boss, be sure to tell them what you are grateful for
Can You Share Your Strengths?
1 in 5
people say they use their strengths at work -- that's a lot of lost potential!
Establish you strengths
(check out the free survey at www.viame.org)
and let your boss know what they are
Just 10 minutes a day using your strengths can:
Boost engagements
6X
Increase life satisfaction
3X
If your boss is okay but you need more support from them, today is the day to highlight your strengths
(you know, what you really enjoy doing)
Should You Get Real Strengths About Your Boss?
CONSEQUENCES OF BAD BOSS NEGATIVITY
Undermined performance
(less money, fewer promotions)
Strained relationships
(Bad bosses can ruin your job and your marriage)
Depression and anxiety
Health problems (most heart attacks happen on Monday, and those with bad bosses are more likely to develop a coronary artery disease)
Most people endure bad bosses and the related misery for 22 months before taking action
If your boss behaves so badly that their ideas are unimaginable, it's time to get honest with what you are putting up with! Grab a copy of "Five Reasons To Tell Your Boss To Go F**k Themselves!" and discover 24 proven positive psychology skills to deal with difficult bosses!
The world needs more good bosses. What will you do to help?
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Michelle McQuaid