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>I think there should be a difference between a postmortem process and a performance management process and just because the first is blameless doesn’t mean tha
by SilasX 5y ago
>I think there should be a difference between a postmortem process and a performance management process and just because the first is blameless doesn’t mean that the second can’t look back to find problems or negligence.
That doesn't make sense. The moment that you look back at a postmortem for use in penalizing someone via performance management, the postmortem is no longer blameless.
- tuckerman 5y agoYou don’t look back at the postmortem, but if a manager says “you have repeatedly broken policy and, despite warnings, have logged into systems without permissions leading to incidents” I don’t think that’s a problem. It’s completely separate. Additionally, if someone is going up for promotion and uses a number of launches in their packet that all resulted in regressions and didn’t have good rollback plans, I don’t think the committee needs to be blind to that fact.