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What are Alternatives to Traditional Performance Rating Cycles and Processes?
Author
Lei, Ye; Tian, Bixi
Abstract
The dominant format for performance appraisal systems in large U.S. industrial companies continues to be an objective-based approach such as management by objectives (MBO). Most companies conduct formal performance ratings annually or semi-annually. However, the traditional way of performance rating is receiving more and more doubt. With the development of HR theories, practices and technology, many companies are trying to manage employee performance in new ways.
Date Issued
2016-10-01Subject
human resources; performance rating; performance management; feedback; 360 feedback; assessments; no assessments; performance ratings; millennials; generation Y; coaching; getting rid of ratings; performance feedback; everyday performance management; constructive feedback; performance issues; goals; priorities; technology; human capital; pay; compensation; rewards; incentives
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Type
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