Anybody had a relative as a boss? Good or bad experience?

[valet]

Obviously, I'm not talking about a family business. I mean for company and nobody knew you were relatives? Or maybe they did know you was relatives? If so, how did you co-workers treat you? I got a friend of mine who's uncle is like the head boss. He lied on his app. that he have any relatives at the job. So if they get caught obviously, they'll probably both be fired. He tells his uncle everything that goes on. And he was late all last week to work but didn't get written up. Because that was his uncle. So obviously, that's the positive of it. But what about you. Did you have a postive or negative experience?

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

It's never something that I've experienced from my recollection.

 

[At30wecashout]

Somewhat of a relative, yes. It was cool cause she still rode my ass like a regular boss. We talked and kicked it when we worked together, but she didn't do anything special
on my behalf. It worked out fine.

 

[Skip b]

Its bad because people will use it against you, every lil lie or bullshyt made about you and it may be taken as gospel because they don't want it perceived that your receiving favoritism...

It's tough, everything I got I had to work ten times harder then the rest because my relative was my boss

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

Interesting perspectives