Managers ask Joy how to handle the hard parts of the job (performance plans, leave, difficult conversations) and get cited answers drawn only from your manager-only guides and policies.
From the manager resources in the Knowledge Center, walk me through how to [put an employee on a performance improvement plan]: what are the steps, timelines, and required approvals?
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This comes from the Manager Playbook (§4, Performance Management) and the PIP Policy in your manager-only folder. A PIP runs on a defined timeline with two required approvals before it starts.
A performance improvement plan at your company is a formal, time-boxed process. Here's the sequence the Manager Playbook lays out, with the approvals you'll need along the way.
The two things new managers most often miss: the HRBP conversation has to happen before you draft anything, and the weekly check-ins must be written down, not verbal. Skipping either can invalidate the process.
Want me to pull the PIP template language for the objectives section, or explain the weekly check-in format the playbook expects?
The Manager Resource Center makes your manager-only guides, templates, and policies askable. A manager types their question in plain language and Joy answers from those documents (steps, timelines, approvals), citing the exact source. It's a Q&A over your real playbook, not a portal to go dig through.
Upload your management playbook, HR policies, PIP and review templates, and leave procedures to a manager-scoped folder in the Knowledge Center.
Set permissions so only people-managers can query manager-only material. Individual contributors never see it in their results.
A manager asks Joy "How do I start a PIP?" or "What's our bereavement leave policy?" and gets a step-by-step answer with the timelines and approvals spelled out.
Every answer cites the exact policy or guide. The manager clicks through to confirm, then copies any language they need into their own note or conversation.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.
Every response names the policy, guide, and section it came from so managers can verify.
Manager-only content stays manager-only. Individual contributors can't surface it.
Answers spell out the sequence, timelines, and whose sign-off each step needs.
No need to know the document name. Managers ask the question they actually have.
Answer questions on review cycles, ratings calibration, and PIP procedures.
Guide managers through leave types, eligibility, and accommodation steps.
Surface the frameworks and scripts in your playbook for tough talks.
Explain the promotion path, comp bands, and off-cycle adjustment rules for managers.
No. It's a Q&A. Managers ask Joy a question in plain language and get a cited answer drawn from your manager-only resources. There's no separate site to browse. The answer comes to them in chat, with links to the source documents.
Access is permission-scoped. You place manager resources in a folder only people-managers can query, so individual contributors never see PIP procedures, comp guidance, or other manager-only material in their results.
No. Joy explains the documented steps, timelines, and approvals and cites the source. The manager still owns the decision, the conversation, and any action. Joy just makes the guidance findable and clear.
Every answer cites the exact policy or playbook section it's drawn from, so a manager can click through and confirm before acting. Joy answers from your documents rather than generic HR advice.
Anything covered in your manager resources: starting a PIP, running a review cycle, handling a leave request, preparing for a difficult conversation, or understanding promotion and comp rules. If it's in the documents, Joy can answer it.
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