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This Issue's Dilemma:

How to handle a sneaky boss?

While I like my job, my problem is not a co-worker; it’s my boss. She is cheerful and chummy, but when something fails, she blames someone on our development team. I’m usually the person she blames. She assigns me projects without the guidance or resources to be successful. When the security fails, it becomes "my fault."

How do I deal with her? Should I talk to her or go to HR?

— Fred, Software Engineer

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This Issue's Dilemma:

1. Can you help? What's your best advice?

2. Would you like advice from your peers? Enter your question below. It may be chosen for a future issue.

3. To enter the drawing for a copy of Secure Programming with Static Analysis by Brian Chess & Jacob West, a $49.95 value,, please enter your contact information.With your permission, responses may appear in a future issue, and may be edited for length and clarity

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3. To enter the drawing for a copy of Secure Programming with Static Analysis by Brian Chess & Jacob West, a $49.95 value,, please enter your contact information.
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