Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

New self assessment tool

What dou you think about it guys??

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Post ID: @OP+1tsmNj4K

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Good way for you to cut your own throat

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Post ID: @4gsq+1tsmNj4K

I work at 200% every second of every day!!

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Post ID: @4lbm+1tsmNj4K

It’s good. It gives you a say in your performance. It’s documented in workday. If you are doing something great, it is documented. If u r a loser and do not have any accomplishments to document then you should leave. My 2 cents

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Post ID: @1dot+1tsmNj4K

It's a way for them to slowly get rid of middle managers who get paid to do this for the employee

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Post ID: @1pky+1tsmNj4K

Self assessments are pointless. Only smart people critically assess themselves. Everyone else just puts 100%. Ironically, this will only weed out more honest intellectuals that aren't privy on all the corporate BS behind such a process.

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Post ID: @1ffc+1tsmNj4K

It is a legally written document by you to against yourself later when Intel wants to get rid of you or push you out without paying more for your service.

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Post ID: @1dzm+1tsmNj4K

@znh is absolutely correct. If you give yourself less then 100% you are admitting that you aren't doing your job. Good way to add yourself to a layoff list. Also, to give you less your manager would have to provide examples of where you don't meet 100%. I never had a manager who knew that much detail about what I did. Let someone else be the target.

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Post ID: @1opg+1tsmNj4K

Tool is a tool. It depends on how well it is used.

A webpage with a bunch of textboxes won't do much by itself.

The middle management is a big wall that blocks any improvements that come from the top or ones that come the bottom. Tough to crack that wall

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Post ID: @egq+1tsmNj4K

Self assessment? Stupid idea. Why would you give yourself less than %100?

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