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Wrong. Firing is the lowest risk, lowest cost, least distracting option.
by askafriend 5y ago
Wrong. Firing is the lowest risk, lowest cost, least distracting option.
- kube-system 5y agoIf there are severe issues, of course. If someone wrote a loop in a strange way and it was an honest mistake, it's pretty silly to fire them without communicating with them first... and then firing them if they aren't able to turn it around.
- askafriend 5y agoAgreed. The loop thing is a simple issue to navigate. I was speaking more generally.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agoIn Denmark it's sometimes difficult to fire someone, and some industries are more regulated than others. There were layoffs coming and the manager told me he was on his way out, that is to say if he hadn't gotten a better job at a competitor. No longer doing frontend development however. As far as his being trained I mean, yes he was young, but this wasn't his first job and as I understand it had certainly talked his skills up in the interview.