It is a beautiful Sunday afternoon and your mind is on something else. You just cannot seem to relax and enjoy the remainder of your day. You have already started to stress about the boss' Monday morning mood. The workload is too much, and the boss continues to pile more on you while giving you a smirk. Thoughts of your boss are making your blood pressure rise. Are they being a bully?
Here are a few signs that let you know the stressful thoughts of your boss are taking over:
You cannot enjoy potential family opportunities that come your way because you are so fearful of what awaits you during the upcoming work week.
You take work home with you even when not required to do so, fearful that something has been done incorrectly.
You cannot relax due to the tension you are feeling.
You have become extra emotional (crying at times about the job and dreading going there.)
You are snappy with your reponses to family and friends.
You feel unhappy, and under constant pressure.
These are just a few signs to give you the jolt that something may not be right. Things can be corrected, and as we continue down our path of examining the bully boss, we will examine what steps to take.
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- Swannee Rivers
- Renton, WA, United States
- Swannee Rivers is a mother, business owner, community showcase developer, motivational speaker, and author of Healthcare Under Duress-An Inside Look at the University of Washington Billing Scandal (2003,) Hidden Treasures: Small Businesses Doing Great Things in the Pacific Northwest (2007,) Cancer Journal for the Survivor in You (2003 edition I,2009 edition II) Parents Don’t Know Everything-A Teen Freedom of Expression Journal (2003,) In 2018 she was in the documentary the Last Swing and the Oxygen series Criminal Confessions. Fuzzy Ears and the Grocery Store Adventure (2020) is the release of her first children's work.
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