Upper management fires 4 employees from the same team without letting their manager know beforehand: ‘Had I been asked I could have pointed leadership to the actual underperformer on my team’

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  The manager wondering what to do

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• Employee under me fired without my knowledge

  
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  One of the fired employees outside the office

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  Upper management making decisions without telling anyone

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• It’s hard to think an organization can go well if not everybody is organized and striving for a common goal, in that ideal scenario, people who make decisions like firing employees to cut down on ‘expenses’ would try to leave the best performing employees working on the team, but this company doesn’t seem to care much about that, and also not care about discussing their decisions strategically with anyone else. It doesn’t sound like the friendliest workplace, and maybe this employee should start looking for a way out, or maybe, just maybe, the solution would be to learn to be very adaptable and choose to make the best of what he’s got, always. What would the best career option be for you?

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