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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What reason did he give?[/quote]

he just says things like 'she's not good'. He says that a lot about her and her deliverables.

[b]It's funny we recently showed him a deliverable that we had compiled almost wholly using claude cowork from direction he'd given in emails, messages and meetings and he said it was 'really bad'. [/b]

I asked him to sit with her and try to show her how to improve and admitted that I wasn't able to understand what she was doing wrong myself and he said 'she's just the wrong person for this job and we need to manage her out'.[/quote]

I don't even know what this means/how it is relevant. You used AI and the results were bad? Cool story. That has nothing to do with her or her work. You say she's an excellent performer, yet you want HIM to sit down with YOUR direct report to show her how to improve? Sounds like the problem is you, not her.

Surely you have KPIs, metrics, things you can track on her deliverables? [/quote]

op - you seem pretty mad about this for some reason but I'll explain.

We created a deliverable out of HIS directions and input. Not sure how familiar you are with these tools, but when your AI is integrated into your work apps you can pull transcripts from meetings, and emails, and messages that have been sent and then you have a record of what has been discussed. He said 'this document needs to reflect x, y and z'. She sent it back to him, and before I could share with him that it was a compilation of his own directives, when he thought it was her guidance, he said it was bad. [/quote]

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