9 Truths Bosses Hide From Employees  These are the secret
thoughts that run through every boss's mind. By Geoffrey
James | Oct 14, 2013  Being an effective boss means keeping your
some of your thoughts and feelings to yourself rather than
sharing them with employees. Here are nine common thoughts that
even great bosses sometimes have, but that are best kept
private:  1. "I get tired of solving your problems."  The
details: "A big part of my job is listening to your problems and
helping you come up with a solution. Sometimes, though, I really
do wish you'd come up the solutions yourself rather than depend
upon me to solve them for you.  2. "I don't make as much as you
think."  The details: "You probably think that, as the boss, I
must be rolling in dough.  However, while there are undoubtedly
CEOs who make obscene amounts of money, I am not one of them.
Truth be known, I'm struggling to pay my bills, just like you."
3. "Sometimes I wish I weren't the boss."  The details: "Yes, I
worked hard and sacrificed to