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As we approach year end, many organizations are conducting performance evaluations and are allocating the bonus pool accordingly. And during the performance review process, low performers garner a lot of negative attention as you might expect. Indeed, one of the more widely recognized red flags in efforts to identify fraud risk is that of a disenfranchised employee, often a subset of the low performer pool. But what if I told you that the opposite may be true and it's high performers who pose a disproportionate amount of organizational risk?
Learn how to maintain both high performance and high integrity in your organization in Richard Bistrong, Dina Denham Smith and my Fast Company article: https://lnkd.in/eaK4sAji
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