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you get pipped at work does this mean that you will be fired in a month or two lets find it out there are many ways for dealing with underperforming employees but this one will be harsh and brutal because bap is a well thought out process in the company that is unfortunately becoming widely popular across large corporations so if you havent heard of pip program or pap corporate cultures they exist in many companies throughout north america and pip stands for performance improvement plan and if you want to help this video perform well on this platform and help my channel grow hit the like button turn on the bell this dedicated about how companies work so and with that said lets talk about the pap mantra and what you can do if you find yourself in this situation so any company may legitimately enroll any employee on a pip program so as an hr professional i believe its not always a bad thing when an employee has a genuine performance issues and is offered a pip program so in this case