A. No. A high-tech firm must still follow employment laws and treat its employees fairly.
For example, the Family and Medical Leave Act gives qualified employees whose firms employ 50 or more people up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for the birth or adoption of a child. But beyond complying with employment laws, an employer should maintain fair, consistent policies and keep its promises.
If you feel that your bosses are too disorganized, give them a chance to shape up. Discuss your concerns with your manager and propose specific solutions, such as devising a schedule in which every employee gets a performance appraisal twice a year. Maybe you can design a software program or a simple tracking system to help your bosses follow through. Anything you can do to help implement your suggestions increases the likelihood that you’ll be listened to.
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