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A sign of how nonsensical it is -- here's their fix: > Junior bankers who keep lighting up red, and the people who manage them, typically get a call from Urwin
by jtheory 12y ago
A sign of how nonsensical it is -- here's their fix:
> Junior bankers who keep lighting up red, and the people who manage them, typically get a call from Urwin to find out what they are working on and if the hours are justified. If not, the manager requesting the work may get a warning.
So if your underlings keep lighting up red, they'll check to see "if the hours are justified", and you may get a warning if they are not.
In other words -- we don't want you killing the junior bankers just for your own entertainment; please only kill them if it's going to make us a lot of money. THEN it's just fine.
- tzier 12y agoA "warning" typically just leads to analysts eating hours (not recording all the hours they actually worked), especially for fixed fee projects.