HR IssuesOct 16, 2019
Goldman Sachsnot Lloyd

Ever gotten someone fired?

Accidentally, intentionally? What happened? Is getting “blackballed” in the industry a real thing?

Flowcast lulll Oct 16, 2019

Kinda. Got my boss fired a month after I quit

Goldman Sachs not Lloyd OP Oct 16, 2019

was it shady stuff?

Flowcast lulll Oct 16, 2019

Nope. I complained about him in my exit interview. He had to move to Canada to get a job. Lul

VMware tyxS31 Oct 16, 2019

I gave an honest review about a team member who wasn't pulling his weight in projects, and just had the weirdest careless attitude about everything we do, he was gone in few weeks after, my guess his reviews weren't positive anyway, but I'm glad I did my part.

Chase Per Doon Oct 16, 2019

I got somebody fired by refusing to do their job.

SAP assie Oct 16, 2019

Yes - kickbacks

Tektronix BazzokaGrl Oct 16, 2019

Yeah. I would work hard to get ahead as a sales analyst and this other guy kept lagging behind and not being there during quarter end. I picked up his slack for a few months but got sick of it. I talked to my manager and they had given him some warnings but he didn't improve. I got tired of his excuses so I documented his mistakes and brought them to our boss. They let him go.

Goldman Sachs not Lloyd OP Oct 16, 2019

was there any blow back from management or your coworkers

Tektronix BazzokaGrl Oct 16, 2019

Management was looking for an excuse to let him go. And his mistakes cost them a couple of grand and were things that showed he wasn't following through on his day to day work. They didn't seem to mind. My coworkers were also picking up his slack. They weren't initially happy about it but forgot about in a few weeks.

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grindr Oct 17, 2019

I made a bug. QA guy signed off without even trying it. Released, shit hits fan, QA guy got removed.

Tektronix BazzokaGrl Oct 17, 2019

That is diabolical

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grindr Oct 17, 2019

It wasn't deliberate on my part. I also did not cry when I found out though.