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If my boss yelled at me during a meeting, I’d first take a step back to assess the situation. It's important to consider the context and whether this was a one-time occurrence or part of a pattern. Here’s how I’d handle it:
1. Stay Calm: I’d focus on staying composed in the moment and not reacting emotionally.
2. Reflect: After the meeting, I’d reflect on what happened. Was there any constructive feedback amidst the yelling?
3. Communicate: I’d schedule a private conversation with my boss to discuss the incident. It’s crucial to express how it made me feel and seek clarity on any issues.
4. Evaluate: If this behavior is consistent and unresolved, I’d evaluate my options. Is this environment healthy for me? Are there opportunities for growth or improvement?
5. Decide: If the situation doesn’t improve, I’d consider looking for a new job where I feel respected and valued.
Ultimately, it’s about maintaining a professional environment where I can thrive.
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A lot of people retaliate too fast. We always get consequences for all our actions
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Thank you so much for the great insight.
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Some boss are annoying,thor's always say you are worng when you are right, just to steal your ideas
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Your boss will always be your boss all you have to do is to keep calm in all situation that's all.
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A boss is always going to be a boss, if you're being disrespected In a way you don't like then quit the job. Anyone who produces value won't be treated wrongly. As long as you make his company grow high you're your boss favorite.