I am full-time in a professional environment. My performance appraisal from a year ago was quite excellent. I haven't changed. However, my manager changed. He just sat me down for a performance review. The issues being raised were bogus, such as I didn't follow a certain procedure, when no such procedure exists. They listed items that were vague, a non-issue at the time, and were out of proportion of what actually happened, yet excluded items (e.g. complaints) which reflected the politics I deal with and they (mgmt chain) sided with me. Anyway, I walked out of the performance appraisal stating I was sick. What are my options?
Walked out of a bogus performance review. Not sure of my options. In California.
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, Nov 28 2012 09:39 PM
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 07:23 AM
I don't understand your question, and your post raises no legal issues. Can you clarify?
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 07:32 AM
What would you like done about this matter?
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:11 AM
I am full-time in a professional environment. My performance appraisal from a year ago was quite excellent. I haven't changed. However, my manager changed. He just sat me down for a performance review. The issues being raised were bogus, such as I didn't follow a certain procedure, when no such procedure exists. They listed items that were vague, a non-issue at the time, and were out of proportion of what actually happened, yet excluded items (e.g. complaints) which reflected the politics I deal with and they (mgmt chain) sided with me. Anyway, I walked out of the performance appraisal stating I was sick. What are my options?
Options?
Just one.
Start looking for another job.
You're probably going to lose this one.
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