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Itโs when you completely dismantle their issues, and they carry on repeating said point. Time to go then
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Happened to my partner, she worked from home 4 out of 5 days a week.
The company also had a lawyer there. All her accounts were locked by the end of the call, so she couldnโt exchange contacts with colleagues she liked. They sent a box and shipping label for her notebook, but never mentioned the two 27" Dell monitors and the height adjustable table.
Sucked at the time, but the gear they left us is pretty nice.
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Iโm usually early to work meetings, so this is usually how it feels till people drag themselves through the door 10 minutes later.
::: spoiler I once had that meeting, sort of
Only been with the boss and HR as a matter of performance once, I stayed for a shift I usually wasnโt on, and a manager Iโd never met but only heard was a total hardass was having a shitty day (parent passed, but i had no idea, Iโd never met this guy). He passes my workstation, first time meeting the dude, and chews me out for some computer shit. Totally fair - I was on reddit or something on a work computer and policy is not to, then a coworker across the floor does something humerous as manager is walking away. He files a report I laughed at him. I was under the impression Iโd been written up for computer misuse the entire hr meeting, so thats what I defended and admitted to. In retrospect, fuck that guy and fuck that workplace, I got a 6 month probationary period for that. I served it no issues, but no wonder they have staffing issues and no wonder no one likes the managers.
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Iโm usually early to work meetings, so this is usually how it feels till people drag themselves through the door 10 minutes later.
::: spoiler I once had that meeting, sort of
Only been with the boss and HR as a matter of performance once, I stayed for a shift I usually wasnโt on, and a manager Iโd never met but only heard was a total hardass was having a shitty day (parent passed, but i had no idea, Iโd never met this guy). He passes my workstation, first time meeting the dude, and chews me out for some computer shit. Totally fair - I was on reddit or something on a work computer and policy is not to, then a coworker across the floor does something humerous as manager is walking away. He files a report I laughed at him. I was under the impression Iโd been written up for computer misuse the entire hr meeting, so thats what I defended and admitted to. In retrospect, fuck that guy and fuck that workplace, I got a 6 month probationary period for that. I served it no issues, but no wonder they have staffing issues and no wonder no one likes the managers.
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If a department is dragging and gets better once someone is replaced, then you had an employee issue. If a department is dragging and you keep replacing employees, youโve got a management/company issue.
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If a department is dragging and gets better once someone is replaced, then you had an employee issue. If a department is dragging and you keep replacing employees, youโve got a management/company issue.
Its a state facility. They donโt have turnover - they have churn. 200-300% churn annually. Good benefits though.
I rationed that in order for me to come back Iโd need $70/hr to do that job again (100k annual after tax) and obviously they wont approve that lol
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Happened to my partner, she worked from home 4 out of 5 days a week.
The company also had a lawyer there. All her accounts were locked by the end of the call, so she couldnโt exchange contacts with colleagues she liked. They sent a box and shipping label for her notebook, but never mentioned the two 27" Dell monitors and the height adjustable table.
Sucked at the time, but the gear they left us is pretty nice.
ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
Among other things, I was in charge of on and offboarding and buying IT gear. HR basically told me if the employee wonโt return the laptop we just have to suck it up. I may be misremembering, but legally speaking, we gave them the gear, no matter what paperwork they signed. And in no case would it pay to so much as begin legal action.
And no, we donโt want the monitors. Just not worse the hassle and shipping.
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Nope, just got an email in my personal inbox and immediately cut off from everything
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Happened to my partner, she worked from home 4 out of 5 days a week.
The company also had a lawyer there. All her accounts were locked by the end of the call, so she couldnโt exchange contacts with colleagues she liked. They sent a box and shipping label for her notebook, but never mentioned the two 27" Dell monitors and the height adjustable table.
Sucked at the time, but the gear they left us is pretty nice.
ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
Lol got caught with her hand in the cookie jar?
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Nope, just got an email in my personal inbox and immediately cut off from everything
Just horrible. When I had to deal with people that I had to lay off or fire because they werenโt working out I would calmly sit down with them and say, โwe need to work together on an exit plan for youโ. I would then try to use my contacts to get them hooked up some place else and always give them a good recommendation.
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Mine was just a zoom invite texted to me with just my boss, but I figured the jig was up when I couldnโt log into my work laptop.
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Among other things, I was in charge of on and offboarding and buying IT gear. HR basically told me if the employee wonโt return the laptop we just have to suck it up. I may be misremembering, but legally speaking, we gave them the gear, no matter what paperwork they signed. And in no case would it pay to so much as begin legal action.
And no, we donโt want the monitors. Just not worse the hassle and shipping.
Most competent companies lock down laptops so that even if they didnโt return them, it would be a useless brick
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Yep. The invite was sent at nighttime the previous day so I didnโt even show up for it. Manager had to ping me on slack to get me into the meeting to get laid off while I was still in bed slowly waking up that morning.
And I was so completely done with that company that I just broke out in laughter as soon as the call ended. Couldnโt have worked out better for me.
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It needs to be illegal to fire people who arenโt doing a bad job in the US like they do in civilized countries
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Just horrible. When I had to deal with people that I had to lay off or fire because they werenโt working out I would calmly sit down with them and say, โwe need to work together on an exit plan for youโ. I would then try to use my contacts to get them hooked up some place else and always give them a good recommendation.
Thatโs because you suffer the deadly condition of caring about the well being of others.
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Most competent companies lock down laptops so that even if they didnโt return them, it would be a useless brick
None of the companies I have worked with do that. What we do instead is we disable their login, and we also make sure that the PC is encrypted, so that if they do not return it, they will, of course, have to pay us for it, and then they can wipe it and reinstall and do whatever they want to do with the physical hardware.
Most people just return the hardware. Actually, now that I think about it, I think only once did we have an issue with getting the hardware back and we had still ended up with the hardware back after like a nine month delay.
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It needs to be illegal to fire people who arenโt doing a bad job in the US like they do in civilized countries
Montana is cool at least, in this regard. Only state that does not have At Will employment.
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It needs to be illegal to fire people who arenโt doing a bad job in the US like they do in civilized countries
That doesnโt sound very shareholder-minded of you. /s
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That doesnโt sound very shareholder-minded of you. /s
โnot a team playerโ
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None of the companies I have worked with do that. What we do instead is we disable their login, and we also make sure that the PC is encrypted, so that if they do not return it, they will, of course, have to pay us for it, and then they can wipe it and reinstall and do whatever they want to do with the physical hardware.
Most people just return the hardware. Actually, now that I think about it, I think only once did we have an issue with getting the hardware back and we had still ended up with the hardware back after like a nine month delay.
Ours wouldnโt brick the laptops, but we do have software on them that letโs us remote wipe them. They will do that if they dont get the device back in a timely manner.
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Ours wouldnโt brick the laptops, but we do have software on them that letโs us remote wipe them. They will do that if they dont get the device back in a timely manner.
Just in case it comes up later, since I assist in purchasing for the company I work for, what software is it?
