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thats how you get PIPed
by roflulz 5y ago
thats how you get PIPed
- driverdan 5y agoIf you work for a company that toxic you should find a new job.
- mission_failed 5y agoJoin a union
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- RandomBK 5y agoIt depends heavily on the company and the specific team/org. Where I'm at, this behavior will more likely get the manager PIP'd for not being inclusive and fostering a healthy team dynamic. Manager wants to hire across time zones to hit their headcount? Go for it, but be they'd better be ready to make accommodations for doing so.
- amerkhalid 5y agoI freely decline meetings too. Usually, add a note saying it is family time or unreasonable time for a meeting. Never been a problem.
- crossroadsguy 5y agoJust finished 13 months at my new startup employer from USA. Personal time imbalance has been a polite and cold confrontation often and I simply never budged. So much that I’ve got “that reputation” here. It’s just around 400 people across the world. Delivered my work really well. Was rated 4 out of 5 - 5 being best. No one even mentioned that part of my decision. I am fiercely professional and diligent about my work and product I own in my work hours just like I am fiercely protective of my personal time. And yes, maybe they need me, maybe they will aks me to leave, maybe they’ll PIP me (that’d ne ridiculous though), something else. But I’ll not budge. That simple. With that short incomplete sentence what you’re trying to say is - and I won’t point directly at you, I’ll just try to expand/translate - one is afraid of losing the job and actually more afraid of getting another one, one is afraid of not getting that high a salary, loans/EMIs, etc. You may be right. Or that it’s just like that everywhere (this is not true at all). So like everything else in life nothing comes free and without risk.
- VBprogrammer 5y agoPossibly but I've never encountered a company that felt they had control of my time after hours and wouldn't have stayed at one which did.