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You are talking about stack ranking. While yes, it does happen, the outcome of it isn't dictated in a single "x% people are now fired" event. There are multiple
by paxys 3y ago
You are talking about stack ranking. While yes, it does happen, the outcome of it isn't dictated in a single "x% people are now fired" event. There are multiple rounds of performance reviews, employees at the bottom are identified, they go through PIPs or some other similar process, and it may eventually lead to their firing or resignation. What we are seeing right now isn't that.
- FireBeyond 3y ago> There are multiple rounds of performance reviews, employees at the bottom are identified, they go through PIPs I think this is a little hand-wavy. I bet the number of people identified for PIPs by stack ranking who survive the process is likely to be in the low single digit percentage, if that.
- 29athrowaway 3y agoStacked ranking is a more subtle name that obfuscates the truth. Rank and yank better represents what it is.