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Surviving a Difficult Relationship with a Supervisor
by Jamie Stockman Opat Feb 2008
Are you working for a boss who’s always angry or exercises constant control over you?
 
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ubmit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every authority instituted among men ...." (1 Peter 2:13) The apostle Peter's advice to Christians in their daily work is easier read than done. Difficult supervisors can make an individual question whether his vocation is truly God's calling - and how best to respond to conflict with grace and patience.


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