Always the boss is a common political tactic in which the individual accepts compromise only as a short-term tactic while continuing to press ahead with one's own agenda.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Always the boss is not a recognized or common political tactic. The description given aligns more closely with the concept of strategic compromise, where an individual may temporarily accept a compromise while still pursuing their original goals in the long term.

Always the boss is a common political tactic in which the individual accepts compromise only as a short-term tactic while continuing to press ahead with one's own agenda.

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