How Microsoft's ruthless employee evaluation system annihilated team collaboration ( tryingtruly.substack.com )

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PenguinJuice , 11 months ago

Oh wow! This actually likely explains why Microsoft was not doing well during the early 2000's. Their employees weren't trying to be creative or innovative, they were just trying to keep their jobs.

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