When your boss is a no-show

Published: Tue, 08/09/16

Your work is piling up and your supervisor
isn't around to help you prioritize.
How do you increase your chances of success?
 
Do you know to counteract the "no-show" manager?

You have a lot on your plate. It seems like everyone wants everything at once. Others don’t communicate at all. You need someone to help you prioritize and to support your decisions, but your manager is nowhere to be found.


If you've tried to reach out to your manager, but he or she seems to be unavailable — indefinitely — you might have a "pretend manager..." Click this button to read the rest of my article at CIO Online.

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