That is why good managers are valuable. It's not what they know or do.

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May 24, 2024
1:00:55pm

dratax Political Junky

It's the people they retain.

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dratax

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The guy in the office next to mine got escorted out of the building this morning

BYU Fan

May 24, 12:43pm

Why do they escort them? To make sure he doesn't steal company info, etc.?

gangbusters

May 24, 12:47pm

I once fired someone and didn’t escort them immediately out. Big mistake.

P-Widdy

May 24, 1:09pm

To protect company IT

Archaea

May 24, 1:26pm

I’ve experienced it twice, the CEO and CFO

I'mBatman

May 24, 12:51pm

Office romances sure can wreak havoc on a business.

530Coug

May 24, 12:57pm

This one wasn’t romantic issue

I'mBatman

May 24, 1:02pm

I was at a company where one team had 125% turnover year over year. Lots of

MHallDidNothingWr0ng

May 24, 12:56pm

Sometimes it's the industry, but most of the time why employees leave

RockyBalboa

May 24, 12:58pm

That is why good managers are valuable. It's not what they know or do.

dratax

May 24, 1:00pm

Worked at a place like that. You never knew who would show up any given day.

BYUtka

May 24, 1:24pm

I experienced that once when I gave my 2 week notice.

dratax

May 24, 12:59pm

holy stupid management. I hope nobody ever provided notice after that

Digital Gangsta

May 24, 1:19pm

I got escorted out a couple months ago.

Kilgore Trout

May 24, 1:21pm

We escort out employees who have been fired whether they are going to make a scene or not. We do so because of the data

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