Laura Poisson, President of ClearRock, Inc., recently commented for Collegerecruiter.com about how to thrive in your new job when you have a bad manager.
How to thrive in your new job when a bad manager cramps your style
January 05, 2017 by Matt Krumrie
Congratulations on landing that first job out of college. The hard work has paid off.
Now welcome to the real world. A world where bad managers can quickly turn fun, exciting new jobs into a recent college grad’s worst nightmare.
“Getting a job one loves is a wonderful accomplishment for recent college graduates,” says Laura Poisson, President of ClearRock, Inc., a Boston-based career transition, outplacement, leadership development, and executive coaching firm. “However, having to deal with a bad manager can make that new job a nightmare. It is often hard, especially for a younger person or someone who is new to a company, to determine the best way to deal with a difficult boss.”
