Chp. 7 Flashcards

(21 cards)

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Performance management

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the process of how an organization manages and aligns all of its resources to achieve high performance

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Performance appraisal

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The infrequent assessment of an employee’s performance

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Succession planning

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the process involving long term projections about the future staffing needs of an organization in order to ensure key roles are filled as needed

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top grading

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A method of performance management whereby employees are graded on their overall contribution to the organization

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critical incidents

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specific behaviors indicative of good or bad job performance

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Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale (BARS)

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a type of performance appraisal rating scale in which the scale points are descriptions of behavior

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serial position error

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a type of rating error in which the rater has better recall of information that is presented at the beginning or end of a sequence

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contrast error

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a type or rating error in which the rater assesses the ratee as performing better than he or she actually performed due to a comparison with another ratee who performed poorly

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halo error

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evaluations bases on the raters general opinions about an employee

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leniency error

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rating error in which the rater will assess harshly or to well compared to the “true” level of ability

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central tendency error

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Occurs when a rater gives all employees a score within a narrow range in the middle of the scale.

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rater error training

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the process of educating raters to make more accurate assessments of performance

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frame of reference training

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the process of providing a common perspective and set of standards to all raters to increase the accuracy of their evaluations

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rater motivation

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a concept that refers to organizationally-induced pressures that compel raters to distort their evaluations

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peer assessment

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A technique of performance appraisal in which individuals assess the behavior of their peers or coworkers. Peer assessments include nominations

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peer nomination

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a technique of appraising the performance of coworkers by nominating them for membership in a group

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peer rating

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a technique of appraising the performance of coworkers by rating them on a dimension of their job behavior

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peer rankings

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a technique of appraising the performance of coworkers by ranking them on a dimension of their job behavior

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self assessment

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a technique of performance appraisal in which individuals assess their own behavior

20
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Dunnin Kruger effect

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uninformed individuals are too confident

21
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360-degree feedback

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Process of evaluating employees from multiple rating sources