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It's extremely intensive to onboard a new employee; and extremely disruptive to onboard a new employee and then immediately fire them. It's also very demotivati
by d_e_solomon 4y ago
It's extremely intensive to onboard a new employee; and extremely disruptive to onboard a new employee and then immediately fire them. It's also very demotivating to the existing team.
- roflyear 4y agoIDK, schools do it all the time.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoI would say it's a lot more disruptive to leave someone incompetent on the team and let everyone else make up their work instead of building a solid team.