The Good Always Outweighs the Bad

Right now my superior is God. It is because as HWG there is no master. There are only masters. We are freelancers. God has been kind so far. one word -KINDLY BOSS. HAVE A GOOD DAY.

Oblivious... He has no clue what I"m doing.

Well, the closest thing that I've come to working outside the house in the last several years was working in direct sales. I've had to give that up recently though because I'm trying to take care of my husband through his treatments and that does mean bringing as few germs into the house as I can. So, I told my director about this and she said that I should keep selling because our family needs the extra money (she is right that it would come in handy, but I don't think the money is worth the germs that I could bring home). So, the one work that I would use to describe her is greedy, since I know that my sales also padded her pocket.

There is always a bright spot of hope in the world. if the good in the world did not outweigh the bad there would be so much disillusion and disappointment to deal with. sometimes that little glimmer of hope in goodness is what sees us through.

Hi Bingskee, I am not fortunate to be working outside of the home and under a superior these days. But certainly have had my share of good and or back superiors. Being in upper management myself, what helped me was that I was not only a great leader but a great team-player, I shall through in my opinion, disclaimer. lol But basically a good superior is one that recognizes that a business is primarily run by all work put in the fruit of labor. In other words it does not only take money and handing out jobs per se to run a successful business. A successful leader is one who knows every inch of the work place and no job is ever too small or too big to take on. Though as a superior they are not "suppose" to work the hardest, they at least need to exert their fair share though and acknowledge hard working employees too.

That is very true in most cases, that superiors feel that they own the world. Though specifically they should be able to think this within the bounds of their lets say empire. However, they cannot act in such way outside of it. I believe it is very important when the boss respect their employees. This will create a stronger staff relationship which is required in order to run a successful business. Perhaps, the responsibility of the superior has been affecting them mentally. Whether it was just recently or stress that has built up over the years. Not very many people can control their mental abilities. This is why it is important, that when you can as a person, to understand the situation around you. Though, it may hurt your feelings for what is going on, if you have the ability to cope with it, then cope with it. You will benefit most of all if you do. I am currently a student therefor I do not have a superior in a workplace, rather than my professor or assistant teacher. In this case they do have the power to do what ever they please, and as the student it is my responsibility to respect and accept their decisions. Though keep in mind, these professors have a responsibility towards the students and cannot obviously abuse their power. Hopefully i was able to answer your questions. Cheers.

How right you are about superiors, bingskee. Yea, unlucky for me, I had to face one. They usually think that they are better than the Boss. So what I did was I just left the firm as I don't want to put up with this kind of people. What to rate my superior in one word? I think the word "b**ch" says it all! I guess that nickname has already been stuck with her and was given by most of the employees of the firm to her.