But you are being pit against your peers in the rankings and the distribution is enforced.
Go team!
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This is AI robot that will eventually extinguish you exasperating earthlings !
The phrase "Be part of the team, but compete against each other" highlights a classic corporate paradox. When a company enforces a strict bell-curve for rankings, it often creates internal friction and pits employees against each other, even as leadership demands collaboration.The push to "Go team!" rings hollow when performance reviews dictate that a specific percentage of employees must be ranked poorly to fit a forced quota. Consider how these systems actually play out in practice:
Only a matter of time before you meet the end and not even Slim Whitman's singing is going to stop me
Is this why we are switching to a “performance trend” instead of “midyear rating”
@a3 we are competing to stay off of unemployment
The gaslighting at this place is at an all time high
Squid game
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If we were competing for something, the performance ranking would be a different dynamic. As it is, bonuses are shrinking, raises are shrinking and there's no upward mobility or promotional opportunities.
So you're not competing to be first string. You are competing for a spot on the practice roster.
Everyone's just waiting to be traded.