Which Is Not a Characteristic of High-Performance Work Practices

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which is not a characteristic of high-performance work practices?

• A)centralized decision making
• B)extensive training
• C)succession planning
• D)hiring selectivity
• E)the use of incentives

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