▲ | ambicapter 5 hours ago | |
Don't see how that's strictly better since the person loses out on potential feedback from the PIP vs straight firing. PIP also doesn't prevent someone from getting severance, firing is firing. | ||
▲ | makk 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
I see your point. My points are that if one really wants to show respect then (a) don't waste people's time and (b) give them a respectable severance. If you can do (a) and (b) via a PIP process, then that's cool. |