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[Video Title:    • O que fazer quando VOCÊ TEM UM CHEFE RUIM?  ] 75% of people who quit their jobs aren't leaving the company—they're leaving their boss. This data from the Gallup Institute, with over 1 million workers interviewed, reveals something very few people use to their advantage: your direct boss is your biggest ally (or your biggest obstacle) in your career. In this video, Hélios—a multinational manager with 15 years of experience in corporate finance—shows why your best friend at the company isn't HR, isn't the CEO, and isn't your funniest colleague. It's your boss. And more than that: how to build this relationship strategically, without becoming a suck-up. You'll understand why HR handles the process, but the boss makes the policy. Who decides your promotion before any committee. How leadership sees you—almost always through the eyes of your direct manager. And what happens when layoffs occur and only one person can defend your name in the room. [Video Title:    • O que fazer quando VOCÊ TEM UM CHEFE RUIM?  ] Based on real research — including data showing that 88% of high-income professionals cite their relationship with their boss as a decisive factor in career success — Hélios also shares four concrete tactics for managing upwards in practice: understanding your boss's problems, communicating results that make them look good, asking for feedback before formal evaluations, and never letting your manager be negatively surprised because of you. If your boss is difficult, this video is also for you. Because one in ten people has a natural talent for leadership — which means you'll need to learn to navigate the other nine anyway. It's no use being the team's favorite if your boss doesn't like you. Start building that relationship today. --- Also watch: I APPLIED FOR 362 JOBS ON LINKEDIN -    • Me inscrevi em 362 vagas. Esse foi o resul...   IS ADMINISTRATION STILL WORTH IT? -    • ADM ainda vale a pena? Opinião do gerente.   --- Timestamps TBD