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What Kind Of Boss Do You Have?

  Bosses this is a huge subject, what kind do you have?  what kind do you want?

   I have been working for 20 plus years,  all while having multiple streams of income. I want to talk about what I have experienced and countless others. I once had a male boss that was perverted. He made comments on everything. He only hired women and was careful not to hire anyone over 150 pounds. He had a type.
  Keep in mind while he had a type he had a wife, work was his playground to harass and threaten women who actually needed their job. umm, what would we call him? how about  BUM.

Most women have encountered this type, and it's sad.

The next boss is the one who believes a woman's place is the home, and taking care of family.. ok let me say upfront its nothing wrong with being a homemaker. 

 If I want to make my own money should that be a problem? This boss is the one who comes to work and braggs about what his wife better have done before he gets there.. hmmm let's call him.

LOUSE!


I have worked for a few women who have taken their role to their head. they want to teach you but not more than what they know. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

Then you have the Boss who seems fair while interviewing but once you are hired the Boss is worse than the employees, spilling everyone's business talking bad about everyone all while being a Christian.

let us call them

Confused

The moral of this note is to let most young working people know your Bosses are only human. We cannot judge. You can only demand respect and give that in return. Every job will have their obstacles it's up to you to choose your battles. my advice pick your employer like you pick your fruit.








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