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It’s my birthday today ..
Just 25 days left in my Notice Period. I am holding an offer for 29 fixed, but looking for something better.
I have 7.5 years of experience as a Business Analyst/Product Owner in Banking.
Currently in EY working on lending transformation projects. Designing customer journeys and PO role for implementation.
It would be really nice if anyone can refer me in thier organization for similar role.
Deloitte PwC JPMorgan Chase Bank of America Wells Fargo
I think I’m the little dog??
Will IBM revise offer after accepting it ?
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Taking it to the next level. 🎂😅
I heard Accenture pays more than McKinsey
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Rising Star
And don’t repeat the same style of working. Ask about the reason for the PIP and steps to avoid getting one.
Chief
Figure out why I’m on a pip, learn from it, and find a new job and start over. In big4 that pip will be a constant thundering cloud over you
Make it clear that you are taking the plan seriously and working towards its goals, and immediately start ramping up the job search. Even if you make it through the plans period, you don't want to stick around.
Find a new job. Low chances of getting off PIP.
Thanks for the advice everyone. Sounds like leaving is the best option. Resume is being worked on as I type this out.
Curious, how did you get on a pip and how does the notification process work?
Write down every time you complete something and make sure you have extensive notes. A lot of people don’t understand how important documenting your work is
Address the items in the plan so as to learn from them in the future.
Also dust off that resume. In my experience it’s a hard stigma to shake once on a PIP
Chief
Get a new job that pays materially more while earning a severance for a profitable exit (assuming the reasoning behind the PIP wasn’t in good faith, etc.)
Focus energy on leaving, not beating the pip, especially since the market is hot. Don't get fired right away for totally dropping the ball, but don't think that pouring your soul into working extra hard is the right path forward.
Drink.
Work my tail off
Rising Star
Communicate well w the boss and meet the areas that you need to improve in.
Overly communicate what you're working on and what you've improved up regularly with the person who put you on PIP.
If someone puts you on PIP, they want you out and are just covering their own tracks. They already received a green light from HR to fire you, just need to do their due diligence.
Negotiate my buy out.
Pro
There is no negotiating a buyout. When put on a PIP, you will be given a choice of either working to satisfy the conditions of the PIP for the next 60 days, or be allowed to focus solely on your job hunt. If you choose the later, your employment record will show you simply resigned. If you attempt the PIP and are are not successful, the record will say you were let go. Since most PIPs end in termination, unless you are confident you want to stay and can meet all the requirements, I would choose the resignation option.
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