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hi everybody you're watching talent talks brought to you by sama software a series where we give guidance and tips to help your leaders become better coaches to the people hi I'm Tim Sackett HR expert and in this episode I want to talk to you about what do you do when you have to write up one of your employees for performance issue so I'm gonna start right in and I'm gonna first assume one thing I'm going to assume that this isn't the first conversation you're having with that employee if it is oh this is a problem and we need a whole series of episodes just to talk about that because we know at this point we're gonna have constant feedback around performance with our employees so if this is the first time we're having this conversation it better not be the first time that you're writing them up and having this first conversation because that's a gotcha and we don't want to have gotchas as leaders so the other piece of this is that we've been told for a decade now that our employees w...