New Manager Faces PIP After Difficult First Six Months
A promoted manager faces team distrust, mass resignations, and a PIP. Is this normal, and what should they do before pursuing other roles?
A promoted manager faces team distrust, mass resignations, and a PIP. Is this normal, and what should they do before pursuing other roles?
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