How to bring a problem to your boss the right way

Something … not so great happened at work. Maybe it’s your fault. Maybe it’s someone else’s fault. But it’s on you to tell your boss. How do you do it without getting too much heat on you? We’ll share some tips.

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JOB HUNT SERIES
This video is part of the Jobpostings.ca Job Hunt video series designed to help students and recent graduates gain modern and practical job hunting insights and skills.

Our series will cover the various stages of the job hunting process, from Self-Assessment to Resume and Cover Letters to Job Searching to Networking to Interviewing to the First Three Months on the Job.

The series is funded in part by the Ontario Development Media Corporation, Interactive Digital Media fund.

CREDITS
NAME | Dylan Mask
Nathan and Mark Laurie | Executive producers
David Tal | Producer, writer | @DavidTalWrites
Anthony Capano | Creative Director
David Cain | Camera
T. Tieu | Video Editor