Achieving Success in a Project Rarely Lies in the Strength

question 5

True/False

Achieving success in a project rarely lies in the strength of technology alone.

Recognize the impact of organizational politics and bias on performance evaluations.

Understand the occurrence and implications of criterion deficiency and contamination.

Identify the uses and limitations of various evaluation methods (peer, self, team evaluations).

Recognize the importance of linking performance evaluations to strategic objectives.

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