A boss player is a person who has complete control over his or her emotions. A person who has vision and see’s the bigger picture in life. A person who is financially secure and lives life how ever they desire.
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*Guy falls over and takes out two people, but manages to not spill a drop of his beer.*
Person 1: Dude, did you fucking see that?!?
Person 2: Holy shit, that was retarded boss.
Person 1: Dude, did you fucking see that?!?
Person 2: Holy shit, that was retarded boss.
by Phlil February 27, 2010
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Get the Level 99 Mafia Boss mug.MICHAEL SCOTT I CANT BELIEVE HE LEFT LIKE IMAGINE IF HE STAYED IN SCRANTON BRUH WHAT OH MY GOD CODY KO SAYS FUCK THIS GUY I LOVE MICHAEL SCOTT BUT LEAVING LIKE THAT?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
worlds best boss: im going to colorado
us: IM GOING TO KILL MYSELF AND ITS UR FAULT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
us: IM GOING TO KILL MYSELF AND ITS UR FAULT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by ceaser69isnt12 June 6, 2019
Get the worlds best boss mug.The helicopter leader, manager or supervisor is one who is continually interfering with their direct reports, when not asked - constantly checking in, suggesting, fixing, educating, advising, improving, one-upping, interrogating, explaining, and otherwise "bothering" folks, when folks are not asking them for help or support.
Helicopter bosses often have some psycho-social-emotional need that prevents them from leaving others alone. Often this need in rooted in some sense of insecurity, or in a need for control and power, or a need for perfection, or even a need to be needed (i.e, seen, heard, acknowledged, appreciated, or loved). Interfering and bothering others is how they assuage one or more of these needs.
Helicopter bosses often have some psycho-social-emotional need that prevents them from leaving others alone. Often this need in rooted in some sense of insecurity, or in a need for control and power, or a need for perfection, or even a need to be needed (i.e, seen, heard, acknowledged, appreciated, or loved). Interfering and bothering others is how they assuage one or more of these needs.
Matthew "helicopter boss" Schmalz, is a fictional service manager for a mechanical contractor. Matthew calls his employees multiple times a day to tell them how their job should be done and to point out their mistakes. This makes him a definite helicopter boss.
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