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06/08/2021
How to Talk to a Micromanaging Boss
Micromanaging is really a trust issue
When supervisors hover over employees, it’s usually because of a lack of trust. If you think your boss is micromanaging you, first take some time for introspection then work on communication.
Q: My manager has always been a bit of a micromanager, but since we’ve been working remotely, he’s gotten worse. As we move into a hybrid workplace with a few days a week in the office, I’m concerned he may carry over his new habits and hover over me constantly. What are some ways I can deal with this issue?
A: You might find that your supervisor relaxes a bit when you’re back in the office, but ultimately how he acts is out of your control. Micromanaging is really a trust issue—or, better said, a lack-of-trust issue.
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