What Does the Strategic Relevance of Performance Evaluations Refer To

question 99

Multiple Choice

What does the strategic relevance of performance evaluations refer to?

• A)the extent to which individuals tend to maintain a certain level of performance over time
• B)the extent to which standards capture the entire range of an employee's responsibilities
• C)the extent to which standards relate to the overall objectives of the organization
• D)the extent to which internal and external strategic factors can influence performance

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