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So, you are European, and you hire a dev who is clearly not contributing or pulling their weight. Maybe they lied about their experience on their resume. It doe
by lopkeny12ko 3y ago
So, you are European, and you hire a dev who is clearly not contributing or pulling their weight. Maybe they lied about their experience on their resume. It doesn't matter. What do you do? Just let him coast forever, collecting a paycheck while wasting company resources and dragging the team down?
- steeve 3y agoYou know it's possible to fire people in Europe, right?
- lopkeny12ko 3y agoIf only there was a structured process for that. Maybe we could call it a "performance improvement plan," or PIP for short.
- rurounijones 3y agoThat fact your reply to a comment about having a structured way to fire someone could be called a "performance improvement plan or PIP for short" is hilarious to me. It seems you have accepted that PIPs are just a tool to fire someone but still think calling it a PIP is perfectly logical and desirable to the point that you snarkily suggest that this is what it should be called.
- lopkeny12ko 3y agoI don't know about your situation, but at every company I've ever worked for, firing a report for performance reasons requires the employee to first be placed on a PIP. Call it whatever you want, but in most cases (from both the employee and manager perspective), a PIP is not designed with the intent that the employee should remain at the company.
- GaryNumanVevo 3y agoYeah, there's typically a 3-6 month probation period