Microsoft pivots toward Amazon's way of handling low performers &mdash; by paying them to leave

Microsoft pivots toward Amazon's way of handling low performers — by paying them to leave

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Microsoft is offering a new choice to employees who are deemed low performers: accept a payout to quit or risk termination on a performance improvement plan.

Microsoft pivots toward Amazon's way of handling low performers — by paying them to leave

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