Sherry Taylor

Q: A new study found that men are more likely than women to cry after this?

A: A bad performance review

According to a new study, men are more likely than women to cry after a performance review at work.  25% of men say they’ve cried after one, versus 18% of women.

Men are also more likely to storm out of their review and quit.  28% of men have quit after a bad review, versus 11% of women.

The study also found two-thirds of both employees and managers think formal performance reviews are outdated and a waste of time.

And 55% think all performance reviews should be eliminated.

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