More than one BOSS

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  aj_onduty

  Trust me, it is really, really difficult. But it is not impossible. To be successful, you got to attend a course on acting which spans for about one year.
  Jokes apart, yes, it is hard. There are two steps for achieving success in this ordeal.
  Step 1
  Do what you are doing. Do what you feel and what experts (other than your bosses) can be sure that it is true, do what is correct.
  Now the hard part.
  Step 2
  You need to convince the bosses that what you did is exactly what he/she wanted. This you really got to do even if the work contrasts to what you were told to do.
  Boss 1 usually tells you to do it in some method, say method 1. Similarly, boss 2,3,4 ....(depends on how unlucky you are) will give you a lot of other methods and their own customized results. You need to keep everyone happy.
  Things go worse when the bosses of yours have superiority complex within themselves. You really need to juggle with those words such that they feel that you are loyal to them, not to their counterparts.
  In short, you need to convince and also impose (yes, you got to) your ideas on every boss of yours if you are under multiple bosses. If you are under one boss, be natural and obey his commands like a good employee.
  This answer is a bit crude. Try to improve it by raising questions and saying that it is a bad answer(please state where the answer has gone bad if you feel that it has.).
  Waiting for your words...
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  johnpatrick

  Nice idea you shared. Yes, its difficult to move on such situation. But, practically we can overcome the issue. right?