Performance-Based Rewards Have Been Criticized on the Grounds That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Performance-based rewards have been criticized on the grounds that:

• A)they undermine the employee's motivation from the work itself.
• B)they potentially distance employees and management from each other.
• C)they tend to discourage creativity.
• D)they are used as quick fixes for problems.
• E)All of the answers are correct.

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