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Performance Improvement Plan. In theory, it sounds like a plan to fix your supposedly inadequate performance. In practice, like 99% of the time it means somebod
by ufmace 6y ago
Performance Improvement Plan. In theory, it sounds like a plan to fix your supposedly inadequate performance. In practice, like 99% of the time it means somebody decided to fire you for some reason before you have even seen the first one, and they're just creating documentation for why they fired you to head off HR requirements and any future complaints. They'll run you through a few rounds of supposedly evaluating your improvements as inadequate and eventually fire you, unless you quit first.