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If someone is "less than productive" you let them go. If they could use some improvement, encourage them to spend their 20% non-core work time learning and impr
by alxp 13y ago
If someone is "less than productive" you let them go. If they could use some improvement, encourage them to spend their 20% non-core work time learning and improving their basic abilities. Better to grow a less-productive employee who could improve than to roll the dice and try someone else, or expect anything to change while piling on a full workload of critical tasks.