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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2015 22:09:59 GMT -5
A while back I posted about my virginal experience in doing an employee performance evaluation for the non-profit HOA I foolishly decided to devote my life too. That employee quit two weeks later which sent me into a tailspin initially but I subsequently determined she was moving out of state with her boyfriend. Last week it became incredibly apparent that a core employee needs a substantive correction to her job performance, and guess who had to write their very first Employee Performance Advisory? Yeah and thanks to the Internet for the templates. So today I sat down and delivered this document to said employee. Good news is, she didn't quit. Bad news is, she didn't quit. Someone, somewhere, said you could discover yourself through volunteer service. So far I have discovered that I prefer pinot grigio to chardonnay after meetings.  |
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msventoux
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Post by msventoux on Sept 21, 2015 22:14:51 GMT -5
Bless you for fighting the good fight.  Stories like yours are part of the reason I don't volunteer. |
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Wisconsin Beth
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Post by Wisconsin Beth on Sept 22, 2015 7:52:31 GMT -5
A while back I posted about my virginal experience in doing an employee performance evaluation for the non-profit HOA I foolishly decided to devote my life too. That employee quit two weeks later which sent me into a tailspin initially but I subsequently determined she was moving out of state with her boyfriend. Last week it became incredibly apparent that a core employee needs a substantive correction to her job performance, and guess who had to write their very first Employee Performance Advisory? Yeah and thanks to the Internet for the templates. So today I sat down and delivered this document to said employee. Good news is, she didn't quit. Bad news is, she didn't quit. Someone, somewhere, said you could discover yourself through volunteer service. So far I have discovered that I prefer pinot grigio to chardonnay after meetings. Good for you for doing it, even if you need a drink afterwards! I like sweeter wines usually so I lean towards Rieslings lately. And there's a Poulle Fume made by an instate winery I like too. |
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