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Getting fired is tough, but it’s important to handle it with dignity. Firing someone is also hard, requiring compassion and respect. Total disaster on both sides here.

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

😂

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

I’ve changed my mind. She will have endless career opportunities from this video. We've now become familiar with Cloudfare. It's a win for everyone involved.

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

The CEO has weighed in. You should hear him out:

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

@bch1986 I’m with her, also, and agree. I’m just not sure arguing does anything productive, and posting on the internet is crazy.

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Five Years2 years ago

To play devil's advocate, she started in Aug and was given Sept/Oct/Dec to close software business? That is insane. If the deals are anything over 10K and up, you have to give someone six months to a year to build/manage funnel, close deals and achieve quota.

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

I don’t disagree with you

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Chris Piper2 years ago

so much corporate double speak, I would have fired myself.

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

Amen to that

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Luke2 years ago

Why do you think companies need to make it “performance based termination?” Is it so they don’t have to report them as layoffs (which they really are)? So people don’t get severance? I’m hearing about these types of firings across the board, but especially w/ big tech.

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SMB Attorney2 years ago

No clue but it’s low.

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