Credit Seeker - Boss

India
November 10, 2008 12:02am CST
I am deeply distressed. I have a Boss who takes credit for all the work that I have done. Any assignments he gets, he delegates it to me with a strict deadline. The completed assignment he projects to the management as his PIECE of WORK and has been getting appreciation and rewards for my work. As I am quite junior and new in this company I am hesitant to bring it to the notice of his Boss. Also I need to keep this job as I have financial commitments. Please suggest what can I do.
6 responses
TheCatLady
@TheCatLady (4691)
• Israel
13 Feb 09
If there is anyway you can make your bosses boss know what you are doing without it seeming like a bad employee go for it. You have to be sly so it doesn't seem like you are brown noseing of going over your bosses head.
aminnagpure
@aminnagpure (297)
• India
27 Jan 09
i want to ask, by drinking can we reduce weight, thats what you said in a discusion is it true?
riyasam
@riyasam (16556)
• India
13 Nov 08
do not worry.there are such people.the credit which is due to you will follow you one day.
ronaldinu
@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
13 Nov 08
It's a hard situation where it is difficult to get out from. If you speak against your Boss he might turn against you and being a junior you will get chucked out of your job. However is it fair to remain with your mouth shut? © ronaldinu 2008
subha12
@subha12 (18441)
• India
10 Nov 08
it is there more or less everywhere. in my previous companmy, the boss was like this. he used to take credit about what myself and friends used to do. there are some people whoi are by nature like this
SeishiroX
@SeishiroX (1093)
• Philippines
10 Nov 08
It's always like that in a company though. That's called bureaucracy. It could've been a bit more fair if he acknowledges you for your work. For my part, I don't need to be mentioned during his presentation; a mere pat on the back and a "good job, kid" would suffice. Remember, "credit is negotiable, blame is not." Good luck!