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Pleasing My Boss Before Work
Employees who take copious notes whenever the boss speaks, volunteer for office grunt work and e-mail managers in the wee hours to prove tireless determination may gain their superior's favor. Academics who study career strategies call that "ingratiating," but to employees, it's just "brownnosing. Where colleagues may perceive insincerity, their boss notes only energy, enthusiasm and drive, said Ken Eastman, head of the department of management at Oklahoma State University. Eastman's research shows managers aren't very good at picking up on brownnosing. Research also shows managers don't know what their employees do, Eastman said. So ingratiating is one nebulous way workers can be viewed as leaders.


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When it comes to wanting to impress someone, your boss often comes quite high up on the list — for better or for worse. Unfortunately, this pressure to get everything right could be stopping you from really progressing in your career and being the best you can be. Psychotherapist and author Emma Reed Turrell has just quite literally written the book on people-pleasing, Please Yourself: How to Stop People-Pleasing and Transform the Way You Live , and — most importantly — the importance of prioritising pleasing yourself. You might actually be getting in your own way.

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