3 ms·
so if his performance is bad, it's the fault of his team. but if his performance is good, it justifies the huge bucks they make. i sense a discrepancy. in my w
by mkramlich 15y ago
so if his performance is bad, it's the fault of his team.
but if his performance is good, it justifies the huge bucks they make. i sense a discrepancy.
in my world, with greater reward should come greater responsibility.
- JamesBlair 15y agoSeverance packages are often quite generous too. :-) But the important point is that it's not about blaming people for things they can't be expected to control. Firing incompetent executives is, as the article pointed out, hopefully rare. But if they can't meet performance goals they should still be let go: if a company was in this position with regard to firing their employees, I'd be equally concerned if they were disparaging.