How to manage the PIP meeting for the performance improvement process | Part 2

How to manage the PIP meeting for the performance improvement process | Part 2

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Title: How to manage the Performance Improvement Process (PIP) meeting, part 2
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In this video, the second in a series for managers and team leaders, you'll learn the secret to having a difficult conversation with an employee about poor performance/disciplinary action.

I spent ten years earlier in my career having these conversations for organizations, and I can tell you there is a right way to have this conversation and there is certainly a wrong way to have it.

You don't have to suffer from poor performance of employees or team members and this video will help you handle the situation professionally.

A difficult conversation that, with the right approach, can lead to a successful outcome.

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