Pen Tai means what?

Paling takut the female boss who don't know much, but act like she's an expert.

When you try to correct/divert her, telling her what she proposed won't/can't/don't work, she'd think you're trying to challenge her authority.

Worst case scenario is when a female heads a team of engineers/technicians.

I have to be very careful as I write this because we live in incredibly 'woke' times and gender inequality is a thing for many societies.

I personally never really thought gender inequality is a thing because I believe where you are in your career is highly dependent on the effort you fork out to attain said accomplishments. In fact, all my working life, I've generally preferred working with female bosses because as a guy, I prefer the nurturing style of leadership and mentorship. However, my current job predisposes to me a female boss who tends to be very temperamental and she nitpicks things everyday to the point that I am now considering seeking HR for support.

Before I reached out to HR for support, I have spoken to a lot of friends about my situation, and many always return with the same sentiment, "Female bosses always PMS."

Even though I've heard of the saying all the time, I think it was only recently I find myself subscribing to mindset that female bosses are difficult to handle. I've had great female bosses in the past, but these female bosses generally leave their company or hold very senior positions at best, i.e. Manager.

So I'm wondering if everyone else actually thinks female bosses are tricky to work with.

What say you of unmarried workaholic male on medium managerial level who likes to nitpick every single imperfections and prone to sudden emotions flare-up as well as selective amnesia/denial when things could be faulted on him over his past decisions/instructions?

usually married female with kids are very nice to work with. as they have more compassion. While female without kids will have super high expectations in general. Personally most of my ex female manager with kids are even better than male manager

I have to be very careful as I write this because we live in incredibly 'woke' times and gender inequality is a thing for many societies.

I personally never really thought gender inequality is a thing because I believe where you are in your career is highly dependent on the effort you fork out to attain said accomplishments. In fact, all my working life, I've generally preferred working with female bosses because as a guy, I prefer the nurturing style of leadership and mentorship. However, my current job predisposes to me a female boss who tends to be very temperamental and she nitpicks things everyday to the point that I am now considering seeking HR for support.

Before I reached out to HR for support, I have spoken to a lot of friends about my situation, and many always return with the same sentiment, "Female bosses always PMS."

Even though I've heard of the saying all the time, I think it was only recently I find myself subscribing to mindset that female bosses are difficult to handle. I've had great female bosses in the past, but these female bosses generally leave their company or hold very senior positions at best, i.e. Manager.

So I'm wondering if everyone else actually thinks female bosses are tricky to work with.

What say you of unmarried workaholic male on medium managerial level who likes to nitpick every single imperfections and prone to sudden emotions flare-up as well as selective amnesia/denial when things could be faulted on him over his past decisions/instructions?