The Assistant-at-Law has heard dozens of boss horror stories. With all those lawyers who carp, cavil and condescend, she counts herself lucky to have had bosses who were mostly fine people. Recently, The Assistant-at-Law wondered what all those good bosses have in common. Surely, there must be some archetypal "great boss" personality. Always smiling? Understanding to a fault? Never runs behind deadline? But a careful analysis surprised her: Her favorite bosses are as different from each other as can be.
July 24, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Over the years, I’ve heard dozens of boss horror stories from colleagues. What with all those lawyers who carp, cavil and condescend, I count myself lucky to have had bosses who were, with few exceptions, fine people.
Recently, I began to wonder what all those good bosses have in common. Surely, there must be some archetypal “great boss” personality. Always smiling? Understanding to a fault? Never runs behind deadline?
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