what would you tell your boss?
135672
Nothing...I probably wouldn't tell anyone and keep on working at my job.  It's not so bad.  I would get bored quickly without work...I had today off and I'm borderline insane already.  I need to be busy.
420231
I think you should punch her in the face so she will shut the f*** up!!!! and then tell your boss so she can punch her 2 :)
66436
My BOSS, she is alway behind my back.\n\nPromised me you won't tell OK. If she find out, I am going to be fire.
103784
work work work for your boss
108226
I used to do the same thing , until an older employee said to me " You know who's fault it is, YOURS." I replied "your right and  I'm going to do something about it now."went out and took care of the problems with the employees and never complained again. As for being in the office with the boss, you have alot pull, that other people don't, because you got his ear all the time, you can plant ideas, good rule of thumb, don't push ideas, just suggest them, like i heard that company A lets their people off on this holiday, etc. and see what happens. most of the time you just have to plant the seed, by saying something and you can watch it grow. another thing you can say is "it seems awful cramped in here, think we could add on , so i could have more space for files, etc..  Always look at the positive side of your situation.
452638
Talk to his boss first, and express these concerns.
160026
I would say it's "because of unethical behaviour of my current boss".  I wouldn't offer any more than that unless they asked for specifics.  Even then I wouldn't be comfortable sounding like I am bad-mouthing my old boss. \n\nEven though you are absolutely right to leave for those reasons, new bosses don't care to hear about how bad your old boss is (in my experience)
462081
You could, although it would not be a good idea.  If your boss were to find out, he could fire you on the spot.  However, if you're willing to take the risk, then go ahead.
261439
mmh, maybe getting it on with your boss?
204415
Do something which your boss does not anticipate which really helps him come out of a tight situation.\n\nLots of fruitful work is an opportunity, do it, you will learn.\n\nA companion as a boss is good as you know him. ( You remember, a known devil...... )\n\nThink after all he is a guy like you not God. Enjoy.
116031
Stand up to the person in question.  It is polite to let them know that you have a problem with their work habits BEFORE you tell your supervisor.  If your colleague does not change, then go to your boss.  If your boss does not deal with the problem, tell them you are not happy, and go to THEIR supervisor.  They will respond if you go higher in the chain of command, and remember, the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
492289
JUST KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .\nTHEN SOMEDAY YOU MAY BE THE BOSS
86644
Definately talk to your boss about the situation and see what he wants you to do.  Make sure he knows you are still contagious.
72286
Id ask about it.  Most new employee paperwork says something to the effect of: "And anything else we ask you to do..." on it.  So you may have to attend.  That said, I'd tell him you are busy with pre arranged commitments you can't get out of.  Don't give details, just stop there. Ask him/her if it's 'required' to keep your job.  Just come out and ask.  Sadly though, it all really depends on what kind of boss you have.
320189
You have no legal obligation to inform an employer that you are job hunting, but as far as being fair and professional, a lot depends on your relationship with your boss, your reasons for leaving, and whether by telling him it's possible he may make you an offer to stay that you would possibly accept.  Once you accept a new job, I would certainly give at least 2 weeks notice to your old boss and offer whatever help I could to help transition the new employee.
424874
Call in and say that you are having a problem with your eyes.\nWhen your boss asks what it is say "I just can't see myself coming in to work"!  Hah hah hah!!!
376764
Your question is rather  should I believe what my boss tells me?\nIf you resonate with this, read on...\nYou got a choice. You either "buy" what he tells you  \nor you "do not buy" this.\nIf you DON'T BUY IT, he will feel your courage and he will not have the courage to attack you. \nWhen you believe what he tells you he throws you into fear to control you. But in reality he is out of control trying to reestablish control by controling you. If you go into courageousness you override him with a much more powerful energy and you won the game.\nIf you "BUY IT", you start to believe what he tells you but on a more subconstient level you start to tell yourself the same thing your boss tells you and repeating this it becomes the mantra "I can't" and then indeed this become your reality. You lose. You play fear, weak, letting him to control you. You enter the world of I can't and you start living your story, get out of control discouraged, looking for approval, lack of confidence and all that paraphernalia of negativity. \nJust watch yourself and catch it anytime you say "I can't".\nIf you understand this answer, read on...\nNow knowing this go to the next step.\nMaybe your boss(or anyone else) told you this once.  Check and see how many times you tell it to yourself during the day. If you are keen and perceptive which comes from being alert the story of  "I can't".\nIf you really can UNDERSTAND this, give yourself approval and love and watch what happens. Best of luck to you!