How to Keep Your Boss Updated and Do It Well

There’s one assumption that’s easy to make but can really damage your career.
And that’s thinking your boss knows what you’re doing and how well you’re doing it.
After all, they’re your boss. It’s their job to know what’s going on and to look out for team members, right?
Unfortunately, they’re busy people and not mind readers.
That’s why the best strategy is to take charge of keeping your boss updated on what you’re doing and to do it in a way that serves both of you well.
In this week’s blog post, I share the benefits of updating your boss, a mistake one of my clients made that almost derailed her career, and how to do it well.
Keeping your boss updated is one of your career secret weapons because it’s a great opportunity to be more visible with people who matter in your career.
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[@Laurie2013]

1. The Content
2. How you frame the update.
3. The Format
4. Frequency

[@chopshop523]

Whoever Linda’s boss is was really a pathetic boss. As a boss you should be held to a higher level scrutiny. He should have relayed how he felt to Linda and worked on his own anxiety and frustration levels. Those at the top control the culture!

[@OK-wb1dy]

What about a boss who - when you check with them - puts another level between herself and you, but doesn’t listen to the middle level employee either. Plus keeps on coming to you to make changes to finished and already checked reports?

[@ericwachira9734]

If your boss's boss writes you a direct email, do you introduce your immediate boss while replying?

[@DmarilynB]

Great information. I am like your Linda in your story. Thanks I needed this.

[@fabiansimpson2022]

This information has helped me so much! I just want to say tank you for this! This information is much needed.

[@MayBusch]

Thank you Fabian! Glad it was helpful!

[@willytrouble88]

You’re great, May! I’ve been managing and leading teams for over 20 years yet I still learn so much from you. Thank you!

[@TheMysticWildFlower]

Hi any additional suggestions to a young one in the world of work? Been assigned a job as a curator of a museum.

[@ridwanap6166]

Thanks, May! This really helpful to arrange my thoughts on how to make a report to my boss.

[@RonnieWisdom]

Thank you for this amazing information! You earned a new subscriber!!!

[@MayBusch]

Awesome! Thanks for the sub!

[@yo-yolanda4654]

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[@brianbulger2480]

3.26 - Check with your boss. This sums it all up - ask your manager how she or he wants to receive updates (email. in person, etc.) and to what level of detail. 9 out 10 bosses/managers will love you if you ask them this and then do what they reply. If you have a manager that doesn't like this question, find a new employer!!!

[@issamfacil5772]

Thank you for the information. It is really helpful

[@tarekabdelhamid222]

Hi May, I found this technique very useful with my Boss. Thanks, Tarek from Egypt

[@MayBusch]

Thank you so much for the feedback, Tarek! That is wonderful to hear, I am glad you found it helpful.

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[@bethechange127]

Thank you

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Thank you so much for this great Video, that’s what I have been looking for.

[@JamesYeang]

Superb stuff. Very actionable

[@marieangeliegerios5120]

Thanks for the tips❤

[@dolltall]

Thank GOODNESS for this

[@pengwang6300]

super useful tips

[@MayBusch]

Thanks a lot!🙌

[@pengwang6300]

@@MayBusch But your reaction with staffing is too fast, right?

[@serenesongs]

Great advice .

[@paulrobinson1288]

Great content thanks.