The Extent to Which a Performance Management System Seeks Performance

question 6

True/False

The extent to which a performance management system seeks performance consistent with the organization's strategy,goals,and culture is known as its acceptability.

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Definitions:

Fatigue Duty

Labor, often of a menial or exhausting nature, assigned to soldiers in addition to their regular duties.

Battlefield Performance

The effectiveness, strategy, and outcomes of military units engaged in combat during a conflict.

Fifty-Fourth Massachusetts

An African American regiment during the American Civil War, celebrated for its bravery and as a symbol of black soldiers' contributions to the Union victory.

Fort Wagner

A site of significant battle during the American Civil War, particularly known for the valiant charge of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, an African American regiment, in 1863.