Surviving a PIP: The Journey to Success

[@Jupiterxice]

Last year I was placed on a PIP at a defense company mind you I was burned out and overworked. My manager was unskilled and young and obtuse. I been that company for 1 and half years with realignment and change "corporate" jive. I only entertain it for week and resign I was not going reduce myself with gaslighting and moving goal post. Never stay loyal to any company and think of yourself first.

[@bostonstartuplawyer]

I’m sorry you had to go through that. But hopefully everything worked out in the end

[@KazeHorse]

There’s a term in big tech “nobody survives a pip”. Not because people don’t pass them, some do. But because it’s on your record for as long as you stay at a company. It’ll prevent promotions, pay increases and you’ll forever be a target for layoffs. It’s a death sentence for your career at a company, so get out.