Your Job: You and Your Boss

, Uses various types of worker-supervisor situations to explain the importance of accepting the authority and directions of an immediate supervisor. Notes that some employers make extreme demands on employees, but shows that most situations call for a person who is dependable, who does a job well in a specified way, and who asks questions when he is not sure. Shows that most employees feel their employer looks for a cooperative, industrious, interested employee who is willing to do an honest day's work., Relationship between worker and boss as seen from each point of view. Expectations of bosses regarding dependability, competence and response to authority. Interviews supervisors and employees., Discusses the qualifications of leadership and many of the employee qualities that the leader seeks in those who work under his supervision. Stresses the need for mutual understanding.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.