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“Don’t tell people they aren’t good enough to work at your company” is not Hollywood film stuff. It’s the basics of being a normal person and well well below th
by kasey_junk 4y ago
“Don’t tell people they aren’t good enough to work at your company” is not Hollywood film stuff. It’s the basics of being a normal person and well well below the basics of professional behavior.
It would be reasonable to fire the architect in OPs example if it was a repeated behavior that had been discussed with them. If it wasn’t a recurring behavior the appropriate response is for their manager to document it as unacceptable with the person.