In Deciding How to Measure Performance, the Supervisor Should

question 16

Multiple Choice

In deciding how to measure performance, the supervisor should:

• A) develop a meaningful, valid method of measurement.
• B) rely on personal observation only.
• C) not depend on oral reports by or about employees.
• D) develop a method that keeps measuring performance constantly.

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Definitions:

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