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Thank you, I think I see what you mean: a manager recommends an employee for promotion OR a manager recommends an employee for firing. My reading of the questio
by elipsey 8y ago
Thank you, I think I see what you mean: a manager recommends an employee for promotion OR a manager recommends an employee for firing. My reading of the question might sound ridiculous, but I have been in situations like that in the past.
I once had a contract-to-hire job in which the contract supposedly stipulated that I was guaranteed a full-time permanent position if I passed the six-month performance review, otherwise I would be terminated. They told new hires this to convince them that it wasn't really a temp job. They kept me a temp for ten months, and then laid off all 120 of us.
I would love to believe that management is categorically reasonable, comprehensible, and truthful, but that’s not my experience.
- abraae 8y agoThere is no "management". There's just people, in positions or more or less power over others. At some companies, these people are well selected, trained, and caring individuals who understand who to build and nurture teams. At others, these people are dicks who have got into their position via Peter Principle. being frat buddies with CEO etc. who view workers as resources to be squeezed and discarded. And everywhere in between. Sounds like you got unlucky at that place.