I Don't Like My Boss, What Should I Do? (Ask Christa! S6E61)

SummaryIn this episode of Ask Christa!, a listener explains that they do not like their boss and asks how to handle it. Christa discusses the challenges of managing relationships with people you may not like and offers practical advice for those facing these situations. Additionally, she shares valuable resources to help listeners navigate their workplace challenges effectively.Key Takeaways·       Most people aren't prepared to become a manager.·       You don't have to like your manager to do your job.·       Understanding your boss's perspective can help.·       Micromanagement can be frustrating but is sometimes necessary.·       There are resources available to help situations where you don’t like your boss.·       You're not alone in your feelings about your boss.·       Seeking out resources can provide valuable support.Additional ResourcesHow to play nicely with a boss you hate | The Muse. (n.d.). The Muse. https://www.themuse.com/advice/how-to-play-nicely-with-a-boss-you-hateIndeed Editorial Team. (2025, November 27). 5 steps to take when you realise, “I hate my boss.” Indeed Career Guide. https://uk.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/i-hate-my-bossRotman School of Management. (2025, February 18). Manage This! How to thrive, even when you hate your boss [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXhroQf21tg---------------------Ask Christa! Business Questions, Straight Answers, Real Impact© 2025 - Present Christa Dhimo in partnership with Impono LLC and 21st Century Strategies. Ask Christa! has a pending Trademark. All Rights Reserved.I record and produce my podcasts using Riverside and their music library for subscribers.Links:Ask Christa!: https://www.askchrista.com/Contact & Booking: https://christadhimo.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christadhimo/Disclaimer The Ask Christa! show is designed to provide accurate and practical insights into common business challenges and workplace issues. Dr. Christa Dhimo stands by the information she shares and the resources she provides; however, every situation is unique. Listeners are encouraged to use this podcast as a helpful resource while also seeking additional, qualified, professional advice, including but not limited to legal, financial, medical, or other professional advice, as warranted. Ask Christa! and its host disclaim liability for actions taken solely on the basis of the information provided here, especially if taken out of context.