Re:Reddit CEO Calls Out Former Reddit Employee on Reddit
by lectrick on Tuesday October 14, 2014 @09:59PM
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In my first job out of college, 2 years in or so, the amount of web work was slumping (it was the first web bust). My boss and lead developer all went on vacation the same week and my boss gave me a fairly impossible job to do without the both of them helping out in some fashion.
I was not successful. So I'm quite familiar with the technique.
Basically, if you get the vibe that you're not well-liked, you should just leave or figure out how to.
If you like don't like someone, you performance managament them out by like giving them lots of terrible tasks or stupidly high targets. This is a well known technique, recommend by most HR people.
Anyone who's been work for a decent amount of time, knows this. Workplaces can be more like high school playground the with popular kids and the outcasts, then a merit based thing.