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Fails to Meet Expectations
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Fails to Meet Expectations

Performance Review Strategies for Underperforming Employees

Adams Media, 2007 Mehr


Editorial Rating

8

Qualities

  • Applicable

Recommendation

Too many managers let poorly performing employees slip through regular reviews until a crisis occurs. If an employee’s written appraisals do not reflect his or her actual work, a sudden termination can result in costly legal action because the company’s paper trail will support the employee, not the firm. This useful handbook provides sound advice on how to handle such issues and deals with the nine most common areas of poor job performance.

Take-Aways

  • When dealing with poor performance, use a gradual escalation process that provides the employee with the opportunity to improve.
  • Document every step in your management of a problem employee.
  • If you become involved in legal action, being able to show that employees understand and accept all company policies and procedures will be a great help.

About the Authors

Corey Sandler has written more than 150 books on a variety of topics. He has been an executive at several private-industry companies. Janice Keefe, a researcher, has co-written three books.