I reckon this happens because you feel the need to please him as you dont want to be fired. It happens to most people it's OK you get over it...x
No, the boss is not always right.
Sounds like the perfect time to change jobs.
"Who's the Boss?" ended with a two-part finale that aired in 1992. In the series conclusion, Tony Danza's character, Tony Micelli, and Judith Light's character, Angela Bower, finally confront their feelings for each other. The finale features a wedding, but ultimately leaves their romantic future open-ended, emphasizing their strong bond and family dynamics rather than a definitive romantic conclusion. The series wraps up with a sense of hope and togetherness among the characters.
The Boss Is Always Right - 1960 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved (PCA 06204)
Always lead by example, and treat yourself as the team "leader" not the "boss".
The federal prosecutor's supervisor's opinion should be the opinion that counts. "The boss may not always be right, but the boss is always boss."
FALSE, always satisfy your customers. All the BOSS wants.
When you are speaking of your bosses boss it would be: Boss's boss. Although U.S. language does not acknowledge the apostrophe Canadians do as the 's means it belongs to the noun. In this case Bosses connected to his boss.
Mr. Roarke Tattoo always greated him at the beginning of every episode as "Goodmorning Boss."
Cause men are the Boss. Like a boss.
The man standing over the desk is the boss: he owns the company.Jacob liked to boss his little sister, because bossing her always made her angry, which amused him.
When someone talks about keeping the buisness and personal separate, they mean its a bad idea to have a romantic relationship with a co-worker or boss.