Today's dispute
Case 08.21The question
My manager changed my performance goals after I had already hit my targets. Fair or foul?
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Ruling ready
Changing goals after the work is done may be poor management. Whether it is unlawful depends on the agreement, the reason, and the jurisdiction.
- Flag the facts that actually matter.
- Separate a bad call from an unlawful one.
- Know when a real conversation is warranted.
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