The 360 Degree Evaluation Technique Includes

question 37

Multiple Choice

The 360 degree evaluation technique includes

• A) evaluation only by those who supervise the employee.
• B) evaluations by those who report to the employee and those who supervise the employee.
• C) evaluations by peer employees, those who report to the employee, and those who supervise the employee.
• D) evaluations by peer employees, those who report to the employee, and those who supervise the employee in addition to the employee's self evaluation.

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