Having a good relationship with your supervisor is easy when you report to someone who thinks the same way you do and shares the same values.
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Many achievers work hard because of how they were raised. Their parents taught them the value of hard work. They were praised for working hard and their identity is defined (at least in part) by how hard they work and how much they achieve. Their value system is built on this foundation. Their self-worth depends on it.