A performance improvement plan (PIP) can protect an employer or hurt one. When it works, it shows you set clear expectations, gave the employee a fair shot, and ended the job only after the numbers didn’t move. When it fails, it hands the employee a ready-made timeline of vague goals, skipped meetings, and a firing that landed right after a complaint.
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