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I dont know it is a good forum to ask. But i really need your help guys. There are many problems i am facing.

  1. First the deadlines of project delivery.
  2. Second the constant pressure from the boss.
  3. Boss humiliates about working infront of others.

In all of these situations what to do? If he is mocking me and disrespecting me infront of others. what to do in this situation ? Is it good to reply him back in same tone ?

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    Welcome to The Workplace -- there's a lot packed into these three areas, and it's hard to give a good answer without more details. This forum deals with questions that can be given a more-or-less objective answer, so it's better if you can narrow this down to a more specific question. "What should I do?" is not really something we can answer.
    – mcknz
    Commented Sep 24, 2017 at 19:30
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    If you mean the boss is setting unrealistic deadlines, see Dealing with unrealistic deadlines.
    – Bernhard Barker
    Commented Sep 24, 2017 at 19:54
  • @mcknz ok i am editing my question
    – knowledge_seeker
    Commented Sep 24, 2017 at 19:54
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    Regarding your boss publicly humiliating you, see How can I deal with an abusive manager who publicly belittles me?
    – Bernhard Barker
    Commented Sep 24, 2017 at 20:08
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    Your new phrasing isn't really better. It's okay to switch companies for whatever reason you want, we can't make that decision for you though. I personally think asking "what should I do" is fine here (many posts ask a similar question, like the above post which asks "how can I deal with...") - the usual problem with "what should I do" is when the question asks us to make a decision for you (like whether you should quit or not). See also this Meta post. The main problem is there isn't enough details here.
    – Bernhard Barker
    Commented Sep 24, 2017 at 20:16

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Is it okay to switch the company if boss humiliates you?

It's ok to switch companies for any reason whatsoever so long as you are not breaching a contract.

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