Thoughts from a Management Lawyer: Dealing with the Narcissistic Boss

October 11, 2005

Trevor Cook at Corporate Engagement has a post about How to Work with a Boss Who Has Acquired the Narcissim Bug. There are a number of books and resources available including Working With the Self-Absorbed: How to Handle Narcissistic Personalities on the Job.

I've previously written about porblematic employees/bosses at The Implications of Not Dealing with the "Jerk" and Toxic Leaders - Why do People Put Up With Them?

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