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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Definitions:

Adjusts

Modifies or alters something in order to achieve accuracy or maintain optimal functionality.

Exclusively Sensory

Pertaining to nerves or pathways that carry sensory information only, without involvement in motor function.

Vestibulocochlear

Relating to the eighth cranial nerve that is responsible for hearing and balance, connecting the inner ear to the brain.

Hypoglossal

Relating to the hypoglossal nerve, which controls muscles of the tongue and plays a key role in swallowing and speech.