5 Reasons Why To Fire Procrastinators
The topic here is employee procrastination. When an employer gives an order and clearly spells out the demand and the time frame, there can not be a single excuse as to why the order has not been carried out.
The topic here is employee procrastination. When an employer gives an order and clearly spells out the demand and the time frame, there can not be a single excuse as to why the order has not been carried out.
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Stop trying. Knock it off. Who ever told you or where did you learn that your job can give you some type of satisfaction? If you do have job satisfaction then good for you. However if you do not have job satisfaction, then so what? Learn to find satisfaction elsewhere! Find it in a hobby, a loved one, a child, a pet, volunteer, etc. Unless your job is a complete nightmare then do what you have to do to earn a living, and do it well
Procrastinating the inevitable is a dangerous and slippery slope. A bad employee might even be making your co workers sick. Think on that.
Healthy organizations operate well by having talented and healthy leaders. Why get sick if you don’t have to? Treat yourself with some preventative medicine. Hire right but if you make a hiring mistake, cut your loss as soon as possible.
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Many employers live with a problem employee far longer than they in fact need to. The reason may be fear. Fear of being sued, fear of confrontation, fear that the employee may know too much confidential company information, fear of not being able to replace the skill set that this person may have. Fear can be a huge stumbling block to progress.