Self-Evaluations

question 41

Multiple Choice

Self-evaluations:

• A) Have generally been shown to be a waste of time because employees usually rank their performance the same as their supervisors.
• B) Are usually considered more important in the appraisal process than supervisor's evaluations.
• C) Should be close to the supervisor's ratings if the supervisor has provided ongoing feedback.
• D) Should be based on entirely different standards than the supervisor's evaluations.

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