Management Neglected to Train Him—and Then Held Him Accountable for the Learning Curve
This employee deserved a mentor, not a ruthless critic.
This employee deserved a mentor, not a ruthless critic.
All it takes is one person to stand up for what’s right.
Employees deserve answers, not endless uncertainty.
Always get it in writing, and work with people who actually want to work with you.
If only coworkers came with a manual.
I don’t think this is as petty as she thinks it is.
Justice needs to be served here, so she might as well give HR the chance to make it right.
The art of the deal is sometimes just pure luck.
If he wants to stay on the boss’s good side, he should probably say yes.
Explaining basic company processes to your own boss is a pretty clear sign that the org chart got this assignment backwards.
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