Posted by 1948CaseVAI on November 06, 2016 at 19:52:01 from (68.102.35.19):
In Reply to: New day and age posted by John in La on November 06, 2016 at 15:26:52:
I had to let three talented programmers go over the years because they did not fit in. They were good, and they were fast, but their presence was disruptive.
She should be able to shine without showing up her management. If she can fit in and shine at the same time shew will eventually be promoted and can then unleash her full powers.
It is more important to be a good fit than to be fast at the work. Much, much more important. I cannot tell you how many others I have seen let go over the years because they were not a good fit for the culture of the place. The police department was death on rookies who did not fit in well. Regardless of their ability, they were let go by upper management if they did not fit in.
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