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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My newish supervisor has terrible communication skills, resulting in a fair amount of chaos. From my standpoint, better communication would solve many of the current problems. Do I point this out? I don't want to appear adversarial, but the chaos has made a previously pleasant working environment into a stressful one. I think that this person might be too insecure to take such criticisim constructively. How long do you wait out a manager with poor leadership skills?[/quote] I was in the same boat last year. My entire team started looking for new positions within 4 months of our peer becoming our supervisor. Luckily she quit to be a SAHM soon after. I can't think of an appropriate way to confront the situation without making things worse. Your boss has to know she's screwing up. Hopefully she is humble enough to seek advice from her superiors. Good Luck[/quote]
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