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Not really. It's not that a whole lot of people are needed to sack someone. While a couple of people might be involved the ultimate decision will most often be
by weinzierl 3y ago
Not really. It's not that a whole lot of people are needed to sack someone. While a couple of people might be involved the ultimate decision will most often be made by a single person - and that is true regardless where you are in the hierarchy.
- nprateem 3y agoThe lower you are the more such single people above you who can sack you.
- weinzierl 3y agoIn a well functioning org that is not the case. That's my point.
- nprateem 3y agoBut it's exactly the case. As I pointed out in another comment, more senior managers may not know or care about you individually to sack you, but instead you get caught as departments are cut to reflect strategic changes. It's simple probability. The more people above you, the greater the odds of being sacked.