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Recognize thatthe buck stopswith you.
The company ultimately holds YOU responsible for the employee’s performance. Input from other people is valuable, but you are the one who must make the final assessment regarding the employee’s performance. As harsh as this may seem, the management of employee performance is not a situation where everyone has equal votes.
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