Performance Appraisal & Management Quiz

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What is the main difference between performance appraisal and performance management?

  • Performance appraisal aims to align individual goals with group and organizational goals, while performance management evaluates the performance and potential of employees.
  • Performance appraisal focuses on individual career decisions, while performance management evaluates group and organizational goals.
  • Performance appraisal is completely flexible, while performance management is typically inflexible.
  • Performance appraisal is typically done once or twice a year, while performance management is an ongoing process. (correct)

What does performance management aim to align?

  • Bonuses with promotions within the organization.
  • Variable compensation with fixed compensation.
  • Employee potential with compensation decisions.
  • Individual goals with group and organizational goals. (correct)

What are some key decisions linked to the performance management process?

  • Employee evaluations, team building, and training programs.
  • Performance rankings, annual leave approvals, and overtime compensations.
  • Bonuses, promotions, and dismissals. (correct)
  • Salary negotiations, job rotations, and employee benefits.

What does the 2019 Gartner Performance Management Benchmarking Survey suggest about changes to performance management?

<p>81% of HR leaders are making changes to performance management. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the proposed replacements for 'rank and yank' in performance management?

<p>'Coaching and development.' (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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