The Performance Management Approach That Requires Managers to Keep a Record

question 40

Multiple Choice

The performance management approach that requires managers to keep a record of specific examples of good/bad performance is the:

• A)behaviorally anchored rating scale.
• B)graphic rating scale.
• C)critical incidents method.
• D)ranking method.
• E)MBO method.

Understand the various management theories and their historical development.

Identify and explain the key components of human relations and behavioral theories in management.

Describe the importance and application of systems theory in management.

Recognize the principles of the contingency approach and its significance in modern management practices.

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