"Powinieneś słuchać twojego szefa."

Translation: You should listen to your boss.

[Ems22340]

Why 'twojego' and not 'swojego'?

[vytah]

Both are fine. The course creators aren't exactly fans of swój, but it should be accepted. If not, report it when you have a chance.

[Henry132109]

You ought to listen to your boss.

[Jellei]

Sure, added.

[Matthew_Phelps]

swojego czy twojego?

[Jellei]

If a form of "swój" is correct, it's always better. In 1st person I'd say that "swój" and "mój/nasz" are more or less on the same level. 2nd and 3rd - it's important to use "swój".

In 3rd person it actually changes meaning whether you use jego/jej/ich or swój.

[Popo-lsku]

"You should listen to your chief." should be ok!?

[Jellei]

OK, added.

[JanKLinde]

Well, I think it's very unusual to say 'my/your/his/her/our/their chief', unless you're talking about the chief of a tribe. In business, 'chief' is mainly used as an adjective.

[Jellei]

OK, after some discussion - removing it.

[Halyna2000]

What about : you must listen to your boss? Is it wrong? It was not accepted

[Jellei]

"you must" is way stronger than "you should" and therefore it's not a correct translation of "powinieneś".

Your sentence says "Musisz", not "Powinieneś".

[Bostik2]

What of powinieneś twojego szefa słuchać. Is this also correct?

[Jellei]

The usual word order is Subject-Verb-Object, and I don't see any reason to use a different one here.