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with your boss requires that you have a good understanding of
your supervisor and of yourself, particularly strengths, weak-
nesses, work styles, and needs. Once you are aware of what
impedes or facilitates communication with your boss, you can
take actions to improve your relationship. You can usually es-
tablish a way of working together that makes both of you more
productive and effective.
Harvard Business School Publishing. “Five Questions About
Interviewing Your Prospective Supervisor: With Rich Wellins.”
Harvard Management Update. October 2004 (product
#U0401B).
Most hiring managers look at the personality fi t between
themselves and job candidates, but few prospective employ-
ees give it much thought, and many later discover ...