Sometimes it is really tough to be in the position of managing people in the company. Having good employees is an amazing gift and those people should be well cared for. But there are always those less that desirable employees who just does not seem to have the qualities a company expects of them.
The question would always be; how does a boss know when he should fire his employee? According to Entrepreneur, here are the top signs that an employee needs to get fired.
Does Not Show Up
Barring any real emergency like a death in the family and sickness, an employee that regularly fails to show up for work needs to be placed in a suspicious light. Not only does this cost the company work and money, it could also present an underlying problem with the employee's attitude towards his/her work. Don't let a single person hold the entire operations down just because he/she does not feel like working today.
No Improvement
This one is pretty much simple, an employee that hits a plateau needs to find another work that might make him improve more. A company needs employees that wants to keep growing with it.
And if an employee, no matter how good he/she is, if the boss is starting to feel that she does not want to compete or improve within the company, might need to seek work elsewhere. But before handing out those pink slips, here is a handy guide from Employee Motivation Skills on how to pump up your workforce.
Causes trouble for others
Every single office has this one individual that likes to cause a lot of trouble by spreading gossips and just likes causing fights between employees. No amount of good can be had when dealing with these people.
Simply put, they cause a lot of disharmony among the workplace, keep the morale down when they are around, and causes a lot of headaches in the hiring department as they are a big reason why a lot of employees leave. For those who are seeking a new job, then this for Jobs & Hire guide about amazing companies that are currently hiring might help.
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