A Common Problem with Performance Management Systems Is That They

question 36

Multiple Choice

A common problem with performance management systems is that they

• A)tend to be objective and consistent.
• B)identify weaknesses of employees as well as strengths.
• C)limit feedback to formal reviews.
• D)tend to be a bottom-up process.

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