If you encounter a bad boss, you will have to face a miserable life every day, and you will waste your precious time working with him or her. However, if you meet a good boss, you must not resign easily, because you definitely can learn a lot of knowledge and skills from them. Below are the 5 traits of a good boss, and remember to stay with him/her because you will definitely enjoy working with a good boss.

1. Keep All Promises

A good boss knows that he represents the company and he will keep in mind what he has promised. Let's say you always take the initiative to ask your boss to give you as many opportunities as possible and you request for an increment, your boss agrees and fulfils your request, then for sure he/ she is a good boss and remember to leave your current job until you find a better job.

2. Communicate Well With Top Management And Subordinates

A good boss not only knows how to manage subordinates well but also how to communicate with management well. A good boss will not blindly follow the management's instructions. He will professionally present his own and his subordinates' opinions, become a good middleman between the management and subordinates, and lead the company to move in a better direction.

3. Help The Subordinates To Find Own Value

Finding a sense of accomplishment at work is very important because it not only enhances a person's enthusiasm and efficiency to work for the company. A good boss understands this truth well, so he will give encouragement, praise, and opportunities to his subordinates in a timely manner to help them build more self-confidence from work and find their own value. In addition, good bosses are willing to listen to and carefully analyze the opinions of their subordinates.

4. Solve Problems Together

The most fearful thing in the workplace is to encounter an incompetent boss who will set unachievable job goals for his subordinates. In contrast, a good boss will not only give constructive suggestions but also generously share his past experiences so that you can avoid using the wrong method to finish the task.

5. Never Punish Subordinates

Humans will make mistakes and learn from the mistakes. Good bosses understand this truth well. When their subordinates make mistakes, they will not get angry, but ask their subordinates to find out the problem, and solutions. They also will not cling to the past mistakes made by their subordinates.