10 Things Bosses Love to Hear

10 things bosses love to hear

o.10 "It's Already Been Arranged."

When your boss asks about something that's finished, let him know it clearly and directly.

No.9 "Good News."

Your boss has plenty of bad news headed his way on a regular basis, so you stick out like a sore thumb when you're the bearer of good news. Being a source of pleasure for your boss is never a bad thing

No.8 "No Problem."

Don't be one of the complainers. When you're given a task you can handle, let your boss know that it's a slam dunk.

No.7 "It's Being Taken Care Of."

Sure, your boss isn't going to be happy that a mistake was made, but he will be a lot less happy if he doesn't hear about it from you. So fess up to the error, it shows that you're big enough to be responsible and let your boss know that you're correcting the error

No.6 "With Regard To X, I've Figure Out We Can Do A, B Or C. What Do You Think?"

By having a few ideas, you show that you've thought the situation through. Even if your boss doesn't like any of your ideas and tells you to do “D” instead, you've shown him or her that your first reaction at the sign of trouble is to start thinking.

No.5 "I Figured Out What To Do About X."

If you come up with a solution to a problem or at least a next step, share it with your boss. show that you're able to plan ahead and solve the bigger problems.

No.4 "Consider It Done."

This is a step toward being seen as a “go-to person,” your bosses reliable right-hand man.

No.3 "I'll See To It Personally."

If you've been doing your work well and doing it on time, saying you're taking care of if personally reminds your boss that the task will not only get done, but it will get done with the standard of excellence he's come to expect from you. 

No.2 "I Found A Way To Get It Done Cheaper."

Lots of people can say “we need more customers,” but if you find a new vendor who's 10% cheaper, that's a hard number your boss can put to use.

No.1 "Let Me Run An Idea By You."

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