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What do you do if your boss steals your credit and ignores your contributions?

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Discovering that your boss is taking credit for your work can be disheartening and demoralizing. It's a situation that many face, yet few are prepared to handle. You may feel a mix of anger, frustration, and confusion. The key is to navigate this challenge with professionalism and strategic thinking. As a team leader, your ability to address this issue effectively can not only resolve the current predicament but also set a precedent for future interactions and establish your standing within the organization.

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Victoria Weinberger

ARCHITECT- DESIGN LEAD - CREATIVE THINKER - LINKEDIN TOP VOICE Caltech CTME alumni

1 Assess Intent

Before reacting, take a step back to assess the situation. It's important to consider whether the credit-stealing was intentional or a result of oversight. Sometimes, in the hustle of business, contributions can be overlooked inadvertently. If you suspect it was not malicious, consider addressing it directly with your boss in a non-confrontational manner. Explain your contribution clearly and provide evidence if necessary. This approach can often rectify the situation without escalating it.

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Pablo Adrian Minoia

Ejecutivo de atenciòn en La Caja de Ahorro y Seguro | Atención exclusiva a socios estratégicos
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Comunicar de manera abierta la intenciòn de iniciar un proyecto, en todo momento la redacciòn del mismo debe llevar una identificaciòn del creador. Si es correo, siempre con firma. Mas alla de la direcciòn.

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Niklas Zoch

Senior Talent Acquisition Manager @ Sulzer GmbH | Passionate about People
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1. Dokumentiere alle deine Doings - Quelle des Ursprungs (man selbst) 2. Sprich es proaktiv an - versuch die Situation m?glichst pr?zise einzusch?tzen, um die eigenen Handlungsparameter besser zu definieren. 3. Die Handlungen variieren sehr stark von deiner Führungskraft und dem Set-Up im Unternehmen. Wichtig ist, dass die richtigen Personen subtil mitbekommen, dass die Ideen von einem selbst stammen.

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Vladimir Kuzmin

Front-end Team Lead (React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node) | Mental Health Advocate
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Before reacting, investigate the root cause. Was it a power grab or genuine forgetfulness? Understanding their motive helps you choose the right approach. If it's a pattern, address it directly, but if it's a one-off, a gentle reminder might suffice. In any case, take note of this situation and “play harder.”

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2 Communicate Clearly

Clear communication is vital in resolving credit issues with your boss. Approach the conversation with a focus on seeking understanding and not just airing grievances. Explain the specifics of your contribution and why recognition is important to you, using concrete examples. It's essential to remain calm and professional, avoiding accusatory language that could put your boss on the defensive. Often, a solution can be found through dialogue that acknowledges your work while maintaining a positive working relationship.

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Victoria Weinberger

ARCHITECT- DESIGN LEAD - CREATIVE THINKER - LINKEDIN TOP VOICE Caltech CTME alumni
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This happens more often than we imagine. It might not be on purpose, but sometimes managers fail to tell who worked with them on the project they are taking credit for. The key is fluid communications with your manager during the project process but also to work on your self-marketing with other stakeholders.

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Pablo Adrian Minoia

Ejecutivo de atenciòn en La Caja de Ahorro y Seguro | Atención exclusiva a socios estratégicos
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Dejar asentado el avance del proyecto, revisar todas las instancias con superiores directos y participantes del proyecto. Ser quien organiza las reuniones.

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Vladimir Kuzmin

Front-end Team Lead (React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node) | Mental Health Advocate
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In most cases, someone can take credit for your work ONLY if you remain silent about it. Feel free to claim your rights to everything you participate in. Don't let people take advantage of you and always show your voice. You matter, your voice matters, your contribution matters, no one has the right to take that away from you.

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3 Document Work

To prevent future occurrences, start documenting your contributions. Keep emails, project files, and any other records that clearly demonstrate your involvement and leadership in tasks and projects. This creates a trail of evidence that can support your claims if the issue arises again. In addition to safeguarding your interests, this habit of documentation can also improve project management and team communication.

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Pablo Adrian Minoia

Ejecutivo de atenciòn en La Caja de Ahorro y Seguro | Atención exclusiva a socios estratégicos
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Importante, dejar constancia de todo el progreso por la via que sea que se esta llevando. Con las herramientas disponibles hoy en dìa, no es una tarea dificil dejar grabada una reuniòn con el consentimiento de todos los participantes.

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4 Seek Feedback

Sometimes, the issue of not getting credit might stem from a misunderstanding of your role or performance expectations. Seek feedback from your boss and colleagues to clarify how your contributions are viewed and where there might be gaps in perception. This can provide valuable insights into how you can enhance your visibility and ensure your efforts are recognized. Constructive feedback can also be a powerful tool for personal and professional growth.

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5 Build Advocacy

Building a network of advocates within your organization can be a powerful way to ensure your contributions are recognized. When others are aware of your work and support you, they can also speak on your behalf if your boss fails to acknowledge your efforts. Cultivate relationships with colleagues at all levels, and don't shy away from sharing your successes with them in a professional and appropriate manner.

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Victoria Weinberger

ARCHITECT- DESIGN LEAD - CREATIVE THINKER - LINKEDIN TOP VOICE Caltech CTME alumni
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Emphasizing the importance of "self-marketing" while networking and building support within the organization ensures that your contributions are appropriately recognized, even if your boss fails to acknowledge them. By fostering relationships with colleagues across different levels of the organization, you create a network of advocates who can help amplify your achievements.

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6 Explore Options

If the situation doesn't improve despite your best efforts, it may be time to explore other options. This could mean seeking out new opportunities within the organization where your contributions might be more valued, or it may involve looking for a new position elsewhere. Remember, your career growth is important, and being in an environment where your work is appreciated and credited is crucial for long-term satisfaction and success.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Vladimir Kuzmin

Front-end Team Lead (React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node) | Mental Health Advocate
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Remember, your passion and purpose are what drive you. Don't let a credit-claiming boss dim your light. Reconnect with your "why" – the reason you started this journey. Finding fulfillment in your work itself fuels motivation and resilience, making setbacks less impactful.

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