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Unclear Job Expectations Are a Clear Recipe for Problems
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I was recently speaking with someone about her experience as an employee for a large organization in the corporate world.
To take a simple example, it's obviously not a clear goal to say that Josephine "is expected to be good at making widgets."
If the shared expectations were well and thoughtfully created at the outset, the back-end evaluation was generally a straightforward process.
Management isn't an easy job; anyone who says it is probably hasn't managed a whole lot of people.
But being complicit in unclear job expectations wasn't one of them.