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Turning around a problem employee

"Use these resources to help you deal effectively with an underperforming employee."

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User: tina17
Date: 1/3/2011 8:25:00 PM

I am in a workplace where there is an over achiever. She has no children, or life of her own, except the workplace. She constantly comes in on week-ends, works overtime with no pay just to keep ahead of us normal folks. She points out errors in our daily practice, brings it up in group meetings. Plus she is always in my area at least 40x per day. I can't concentrate with this "sucker" on my tail. She also comes in on Holidays & week-ends. Therefore she is the first person to point out any descreptancies that we all have done. HELP

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