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Boundaries between boss and employees - the real struggle

We were a small team of 5-6 members around 6 years ago. Now we grew slightly larger.. Like 10-12 employees.. Once colleagues, are now employees/friends/peers. But there's still the employer-employee equation. The real challenge though, is the boundaries between them and boss. They are a little too curious about everything that happens in boss' life. It is an etiquette that should come from within. Cannot be taught..

It came to a point where it is very annoying to answer all the questions they ask. Yeah I get it.. Once upon a time you were colleagues in past companies. But when the new company started, your friend became your boss. Get over it. Accept it. You're working for him... Under him... Not equal anymore.... Boss still treats them with respect and very accommodating..

But once great assets, are now the most liable people in the company... They aren't up-skilling, entitled about 'knowing everything' about company's operations, "I'm an insider" attitude, zero accountability on the works except only when asked for it... etc etc.. It's very irritating.. Honestly not sure how to deal with this situation...

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u/pjoee — 20 hours ago
▲ 1 r/office

Boundaries between boss and employees - the real struggle

We were a small team of 5-6 members around 6 years ago. Now we grew slightly larger.. Like 10-12 employees.. Once colleagues, are now employees/friends/peers. But there's still the employer-employee equation. The real challenge though, is the boundaries between them and boss. They are a little too curious about everything that happens in boss' life. It is an etiquette that should come from within. Cannot be taught..

It came to a point where it is very annoying to answer all the questions they ask. Yeah I get it.. Once upon a time you were colleagues in past companies. But when the new company started, your friend became your boss. Get over it. Accept it. You're working for him... Under him... Not equal anymore.... Boss still treats them with respect and very accommodating..

But once great assets, are now the most liable people in the company... They aren't up-skilling, entitled about 'knowing everything' about company's operations, "I'm an insider" attitude, zero accountability on the works except only when asked for it... etc etc.. It's very irritating.. Honestly not sure how to deal with this situation...

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u/pjoee — 20 hours ago
▲ 93 r/office

How i wish i could say this

How you all keep boundaries in office? I really wanna know...

u/pjoee — 1 day ago

How to restart my AM career? Need real/serious inputs please..

I used to run Google ads back in 2020-2021 with affiliate offer LP.. For good 1.5 years. The highest I made in my career was $4410. Spend was ~$1500. So returns were solid. Then in April 2021, Google suspended my ad account. There was a surge of spam/grey hat affiliate offers I guess. Google went on a spree of suspending a lot of accounts I remember. Now, I need to sort of resurrect myself lol... tell me how? I need real affiliates offering their inputs please... Not random ideas I can find in Google or ChatGPT.. I know I relied on only one channel. It was easy option for me. BoFU ads. Good returns.. But now, I am open to all ideas. I am looking at zeropark for starters...

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u/pjoee — 2 days ago

Do the departed souls speak to you in dreams?

I've had a dream quite inexplicable. But one of my deceased ancestors appeared in it and answered a pending question I had in mind about my physical world. It brought me to tears. And got me closure. But, does anyone else have such experiences?

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u/pjoee — 3 days ago

Veggies at 1 INR? What about quality?

Received an email today from instamart that reads "Veggies at ₹1?"... Is this real? Already there's very low quality edibles on the app for sale. And now this. Not sure where this is heading..

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u/pjoee — 5 days ago
▲ 153 r/theories

The world isn't becoming more divided. We're simply seeing opinions that used to remain private.

A common belief is that society is becoming more polarized than 2-5 decades ago.

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But what if that's not actually true?

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For most of human history, people kept controversial opinions to themselves. You might only discuss politics, religion, social issues, or personal beliefs with close friends and family. Most disagreements remained invisible.

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There was no media. No connectivity to the outer world except maybe news paper or one news channel.

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Today, billions of people can instantly share their thoughts online. Opinions that would have previously been confined to a dinner table, workplace, or small social circle are now broadcast to the entire world.

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Maybe the internet didn't create divide. Maybe it simply removed the filters.

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u/pjoee — 6 days ago

Any Indian based haro-link platforms?

Please help me if you can to refer such platforms.

I'm not able to find such platforms on Google. TY

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u/pjoee — 28 days ago