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« Reply #15 on: April 11, 2001, 11:20:09 am » |
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Apparently I've had all 3 types of bosses in the 14 years I've been at my company. The first was a snake in the grass - he always brought up the one or two mistakes made during the entire past year - after a couple of reviews with him at least I knew what to expect!
The second was a really good boss, he gave appreciation and recognition where deserved, and "shortcomings" were addressed in person, in private and not specifically included in performance reviews - they would be in general terms be added as Development Goals if warranted. However he wasn't the greatest at career path discussions so I really didn't get the full benefit of the evaluation.
For the last 4 years, I've had the best boss ever and actually look forward to evaluations. Setting my own goals and objectives - and comparing them with the ones he creates for me, discussing with him specific development areas and how they fit into a career path - I get all of it! The only flaw he has is sometimes he's a little too quick to get irritated (what I call being in a "pissy" mood - he never yells, but only gets very tight-lipped and quietly furious) - but he's also quick to apologize and explain the reasons for his frustration. He encourages me to grow personally and professionally and backs me up during those times when I end find myself in way over my head. He sort of has to because he usually volunteers me into those situations in the first place!
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