Your Boss
A boss stands for authority and pressure, and for the gaze that judges you. Being praised is a good omen of recognition and promotion approaching, while being scolded reads as the weight of what you expect from yourself. Becoming the boss signals you are ready to take responsibility. Avoiding your boss, by contrast, means putting off a conversation you need to have — time to clear the awkward ground.
A boss holds the one seat in a room whose opinion changes what happens next. Traditional reading treated superiors as benefactors or as career fortune and did not read them only badly. How the person behaved decides the meaning.
Readings by Situation
Being praised by your boss
The praise comes from someone whose seat is to judge. Tradition read catching a superior's eye as good standing, but a boss praises the result rather than the process, so it fits best a thing you have already finished.
Being told off by your boss
You are being pulled up by the person who judges. A boss's reprimand more often lands on procedure than on ability, so it makes you look back at what you skipped along the way even though the result came out.
Talking easily with your boss
A sign that blocked communication opens up. Tradition read exchanging words with a superior as a road opening. If you have something to say, this reads as a good time to say it.
Your boss leaving or being replaced
This reflects wanting the terms of your current position to change. It does not forecast an actual reshuffle. What it does tell you is which change you are hoping for.
A boss dream does not forecast what will actually happen at work. It is usually a scene built from the feeling of being assessed. Do not change how you treat someone on the strength of it.