#ranking

What does it look like, what metrics, and are managers given guidelines on HOW to order their direct reports?

someone eli 5... how did Fiserv win so many awards until last year and fall this hard so fast?

How's everyone's sessions been going? Getting forced to give at least 5% lowers? Gonna be a fun message to deliver to whoever gets short end of stick even if you have a team of high performers, who probably are doing more after the recent cuts.

It's obvious Shell is just trying to increase the attrition rate beyond what the proper re-orgs are already doing.

We made the top list today:

https://x.com/TheLayoff/status/1988002354655097205

Now that the ranking lists have been submitted to HR and Legal, is there clarity on when VPs, AVPs, and SDs will receive confirmation of the impacted employees? Or is it simply understood that those identified as low performers will be RIFed?

Are there any particular CL levels at which you are safe for life? Might give something to aspire to..

https://time.com/7315547/worlds-best-companies-of-2025/
| Rank | Company | Headquarters | Score | |-----:|--------------------|--------------|------:| | 1 | Nvidia Corp | United States | 97.62 | | 2 | Microsoft | United States | 95.97 | | 3 | JPMorganChase | United States | 95.03 | | 4 | Alphabet | United States | 94.63 | | 5 | Amazon | United States | 94.19 | | 6 | Meta | United States | 93.33 | | 7 | Volkswagen Group | Germany | 93.32 | | 8 | BBVA | Spain | 93.13 |

What can we do about it?

Did anyone lose their job because we ranked so low on Forbes list?

It seems that hPXD employees transferred into the XOM system at elevated positions and inflated CLs to accommodate PXDs more lucrative compensation. Due to this and the fact hXOM know how to play the XOM ranking game better, hPXD employees are being set up to fail in ranking against hXOM employees.

Thoughts?

So will we be moving toward forced ranking and no raises this year? Will Mike announce this in the shared energy town hall.

Rankin is a hollow shell of what it once was.

#499!
https://www.forbes.com/lists/employers-culture/

So much for the "employer of choice" part of the Drive to '25.

Who's getting fired for this disgraceful showing?

That tells you everything you need to know about this company. The only thing worse would be if they were %600

https://www.forbes.com/lists/employers-culture/

Sad. There was a day when it would have never missed such a ranking over companies like Lowes, Bank of America, and Duke Energy.

So my forced ranking was
Whatever?

The benefits of AI in ranking employee performance include:

(1) Objectivity: AI analyzes performance data based on impartial metrics, minimizing bias and ensuring fairness in evaluations.

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