1. If you think your boss will genuinely welcome the feedback or you don't care about losing your job if s/he reacts negatively, print the completed BossRater.com questionnaire and give it to him or her.
2. If you believe your boss will be vindictive, send him or her the completed questionnaire anonymously. Remember, though, if your department or company is small, s/he might be able to guess your identity, especially if you've been branded a malcontent.
3. For accountability purposes, you also should give a copy of the completed questionnaire to your boss' supervisor and the human resources department. You can do this openly or anonymously, depending on how you think they will react to the feedback.
4. Another way to get the feedback to your boss, and this might be the best approach, is to suggest to the human resources department that your supervisor be evaluated by all subordinates, using BossRater.com. That way your evaluation won't be the only one. Of course, if you're in a small department, your anonymity still could be jeopardized.

IMPORTANT! What you write in the Comments section could reveal your identity. Thus, if you want to remain anonymous, choose your words carefully, or don't write anything. Similarly, if you're concerned your boss might guess your identity even if you don't write comments, play it safe. Don't send him/her the results.