專欄職場

Should I leave a job where I’ve been branded ‘average’?

I have been working at McKinsey for two years and my performance has been rated average. Many of my peers get far better grades, which led to higher bonuses and early promotions. I act on feedback, but keep getting average performance reviews and it hurts. Managers tell me I will have a successful career, but I don’t really believe it. Should I stay, and be mediocre, or go to a less prestigious firm where

I could do better than my peers? Consultant, male, 20s

Performance reviews don’t mean a thing. They are more telling about the person doing the appraisal than the one being appraised and they end up demotivating almost everyone.

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露西•凱拉韋

露西•凱拉韋(Lucy Kellaway)是英國《金融時報》的管理專欄作家。在過去十年的時間裏,她用幽默的語言調侃各種職場現象,併爲讀者出謀劃策。她的專欄每週一出版在英國《金融時報》。露西在2006年獲得英國出版業獎的「年度專欄作家」獎項。

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