maybe...

next time when you have a different idea (especially a better one), talk with him in private first, communicate in such a way that makes him feel he come up with the idea by himself, then see how he reacts. Typically he may embrace his idea (though it was yours actually), then let him run with it and execute the idea with the whole team.

The small loss here is that he gets the "glory", not you. The big win here is overtime you get things done and build something substantial on your resume.

You will shine eventually, and patience is a virtue.

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• yes, that's the way i deal with my boss now, it works~ -future2020- ♂ (0 bytes) () 03/28/2010 postreply 16:36:00

• well, this is not my point, and it's not about a brilliant idea -小謀- ♀ (87 bytes) () 03/28/2010 postreply 16:37:52

• i didn't get your point either. -future2020- ♂ (0 bytes) () 03/28/2010 postreply 16:49:13

• I was trying to discuss this topic at a team level not -小謀- ♀ (104 bytes) () 03/28/2010 postreply 16:58:42