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I am repeating myself a lot saying this, but it's about respect. As manager you take an implied responsibility to be fair, nobody is going to tell you what to d
by vladimirralev 13y ago
I am repeating myself a lot saying this, but it's about respect. As manager you take an implied responsibility to be fair, nobody is going to tell you what to do, it's on you. If you recognize unfairness you go ahead and take responsibility, take the losses and compensate the victim.
Unfairness is not hard to detect. Just put yourself in the other person's shoes and see if you would like to be treated this way. Corporate and business ethics are well established with tons of case studies and guidelines, mostly common sense. If only there was somebody to read them.
- walshemj 13y agoAnd if the company institutes stack ranking or corruptly fiddles the APR process and tells all the mangers to go along with it or else - what then.
- Iftheshoefits 13y agoThat's all fine and dandy if the manager is actually fair-minded. If he's more interested in playing politics and executing vendettas then he's part of the problem. And I've found the latter holds true more often than not.