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Letting employees go

Started by arif, April 19, 2017, 11:17:38 PM

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Letting employees go

One of the most difficult things you'll ever do as a leader is make the decision to fire someone. The only thing more difficult is actually letting them go. Because the process involves risk for everyone involved, we need to think through exactly how to make and execute this decision. To be clear, the performance review is not necessarily the time to let someone go. It can, however, be a crucial part of the process of documenting performance as you continue making decisions about a person. So, I'd like you to consider the possibility of letting someone go from a review process perspective.

Let's think about what to do during your preparations, during the meeting, and following the meeting. During your preparation, when you're examining the data for a person you feel might be a candidate for termination, I want you to consider these issues. First are they consistently a below average performer. If so, have you made 2-3 attempts to provide needed feedback and help so the person can get back on track. If the answer is yes, have there been 2 or more of these that have been documented?


Source: https://www.linkedin.com/learning/performance-review-foundations/letting-employees-go