You’re having trouble communicating with your boss. What’s the best way to get on the same page?

Uma coisa que achei util, é perguntar diariamente se está tudo bem, se pode ajudar em algo, e assim se construi um dialogo saudavel.

Spend some time getting to know your boss's priorities, communication preferences, and style of operation. Take into account their objectives, worries, and any outside influences that might be affecting how they see the situation. Pay attention to their questions, comments, and directions in order to understand their expectations and points of view. If there are contradicting signals in their communication, or if you are unsure of their viewpoint, ask them to clarify.

Within the framework of your work and the objectives of the organization, clearly outline your role, duties, and goals. Proactively communicate with your supervisor to make sure that your responsibilities, areas of accountability, and priorities are in line. Communicate openly with your supervisor about any difficulties you may be having carrying out your duties, and work together to find solutions. To ensure openness and clarity, keep your manager informed about your accomplishments, workload, and any changes in priorities on a regular basis.

When deciding which kind of communication is best for your supervisor, take into account their preferences (e.g., face-to-face meetings, email, phone conversations, instant messaging). When setting up meetings or sending correspondence, keep their availability and schedule in mind to guarantee prompt replies and involvement. Establish a regular communication schedule to share information, solicit feedback, and proactively resolve any problems or challenges. Respect your boss's time and preferences by modifying your communication style and frequency according to the type and urgency of the information being shared.

Getting on the same page with your boss doesn't have to be a Herculean task. Start with a clear and concise email, outlining your points and concerns. Be honest, but respectful—no need to sugarcoat, but don't sprinkle chili powder either! Request a meeting to discuss further, ensuring you both have time to prepare. During the meeting, listen as much as you speak, and bring a notepad—it makes you look prepared and helps you remember the key points. Remember, it's about collaboration, not confrontation. Good luck!

You might be a great speaker, and you might be the best influencer in your field but this is the place where shutting your mouth and opening your ears is what gonna help you determine your best future course of action. Your boss after all is your boss and he is in that place after all the unseen struggles and hardwork you might don't know so giving him all the due respect must be your utmost duty here. Don't forget to take notes while he is talking, this gives him three impressions (1) you are under his commands and following him, not ignoring him (2), writing will keep you attentive to every word he utters, (3) notes are essential for your growth. So always keep in mind Tip: Boss is always Right *(Write)

You must have heard, Respect is always earned not a liability, but this quote doesn't apply here, being a subordinate you are bound to give your boss Respect, whether you like it or not. Question arises here, why ?? Simple explanation is, "He is the boss". Ethically, God has appointed him to be the provider, and you be a recipient so obey him. This is reciprocal, if you want to be appreciated , be appreciative. In Boss-Worker relationship, appreciation is sometimes hard earned, so always have a big heart, and appreciate your boss's even unruly attitude, he might be testing your patience and testing you for good. Tip: Suggest the color of necktie to your boss if he is indecisive of it, and earn a batch of appreciation.

No existe como regla un solo camino para el tipo de comunicación con tu jefe si los temas te Llevan a una comunicación formal puedes agendar una junt con temas específicos con fecha y hora , pero si quieres tener un ambiente más relajado pudieras reunirte con tu jefe en una platica de café, te recomiendo que en ambos utilices habilidades como ser elocuente en lo que digas, claridad, poner ejemplos de ser necesario, escuchar con atención , no interrumpir y dejar terminar los comentarios e ideas, hay veces que no necesariamente debamos de estar de cuerdo pero siempre lleva un ambiente de apertura hay veces que necesitamos ceder , espero que te sean de apoyo

Brush up on your communication skills and be prepared before approaching your boss with any proposal and make sure to always have respect.