The best way to let someone go.

13 Sept 2023 · 1 min
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In this monologue, the speaker—addressing founders and early-stage leaders—emphasizes the ethical responsibility to take full ownership when deciding to let an employee go. He shares a personal philosophy that mirrors ending a mismatched relationship: if a role isn’t a fit, it’s better to part ways promptly rather than keep someone in a detrimental situation. The speaker outlines a practical, compassionate approach: using his extensive professional network to advocate for the departing employee, explaining why they weren’t a fit for his company, and actively arranging introductions and interviews with other firms. This method aims to make the transition as smooth as possible, mitigating the harshness of termination by providing concrete opportunities rather than leaving the individual “out in the cold.”

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