How many days is your standard Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) period?

30 days19%

60 days28%

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90 days49%

120 days4%

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Interim HR Director6 months ago
IIt oes depend on the role . More senior complex roles are longer periods  than the less complex.ones
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HRD4 months ago

Agreed it depends on the type of role, its complexity, seniority, impact to the business (eg revenue, people, customer etc). There isn’t necessarily a one size fits all approach.

Director of HR4 months ago
Mmmmmm.  A Standard PIP?  Surely it all depends on the issue you're trying to solve and how quickly the employee can demonstrate improvement?

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