A Pay-For-Performance Program Cannot Enhance Competitive Advantage Unless Rewarded Performance

question 40

Multiple Choice

A pay-for-performance program cannot enhance competitive advantage unless rewarded performance contributes to the:

• A) individual's job satisfaction.
• B) organization's overall mission.
• C) supervisor's expectations.
• D) firm's EEO efforts.

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