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    appraisals, popularized during the Industrial Revolution, are conducted widely throughout the business world (Williams, 2014). This process evaluates the performance of an employee in their respective positions (Lussier & Hendon, n.d.)- it provides feedback on how well they have done and where they have fallen short, in addition to setting performance goals for the upcoming assessment period. There are many benefits to annual performance appraisals to include identifying training needs/opportunities

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    The very bare existence of any organization is profit maximization through a series of inputs maneuvered by a mixture of mechanical and human activity. Though businesses evaluate their machine via depreciation, human evaluation remains their only challenge. To face this challenge, Human resources managers and business leaders put together a system called: Employee Performance Appraisal which sets to evaluate employees on a yearly basis. This process often causes tension between employees and employers

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    On the other hand, effective performance feedback has the potential to improve employee participation, motivation, and job satisfaction (Aguinis, Gottfredson, Joo, 2011). Performance feedback is a critical component of all performance management systems. Effective feedback on performance is timely, specific, behavioral and presented by a credible source. The objectives of performance feedback are to improve individual and team performance, as well as commitment, motivation

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    supported by employees, its effectiveness ultimately will be limited (Fischer, 2010).A review of the evidence supporting the use of feedback (such as performance appraisal) suggests that providing personnel with feedback is like gambling in the stock exchange: On average, you gain, yet the variance is such that you have a 40% chance of a (performance) loss following feedback (Kluger & DeNisi, 1996 Vol 119(2)). Performance appraisal time is

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    The most important purpose or goal of the appraisal is to improve performance and hence productivity in the future. Performance appraisals allow employees to see where they are at and managers can get valuable information from employees to help them make employee's jobs more productive. Performance appraisals sound great in theory but the odd thing is that they often don't get done, and many managers, supervisors and employees hate them. Legal implications, concerns about fairness and accuracy, costs

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    A4. If you consider the performance review a communication loop or conversation, what can go wrong during this critical feedback period? Illustration means giving detail and specifics. (see B3 below) A5.  Of all those things that can go wrong in A4, how can we avoid those? What steps can a manager take?  A6.  Company perspective---what are the positive consequences

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    Analysis of Methods Used in Employee Evaluation Different organizations use various methods of employee appraisal methods. Employee evaluation is critical since it helps an organization determine whether it is making progress or not (Lyster & Arthur, 2007). Furthermore, employee evaluation helps in evaluating how the employees have been contributing towards the organizational goals and objectives. The following is an analysis of the assessment method used in the Eastern Medicine Company; Rating

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    face interview at The Valley Inn in Timonium , Maryland with my former manager, Kaitlyn Kivi. Kaitlyn is a Senior HR Generalist at Continental Realty Corporation, located in Baltimore, Maryland. Kaitlyn graduated from McDaniel College with a Bachelor Degree in English and Communications. Upon graduating from McDaniel, she started her career as a licensed insurance producer at Aflac. During her time with Aflac she moved on to earn a Masters from Towson University in Human Resource Development, and shortly

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    Officer Lerma, this is your annual Employee Performance Appraisal. This appraisal reflects the observations made by myself as well as Sgt. Drake A9663 and Sgt. Camenisch B0467 from your Blue Team Supervisor Notes. During this period you have been assigned to Durango Jail on Shift 2. 1. Quantity of Work: Officer Lerma, Shift 2 is the busiest shift, as we have more visits, medical appointments, transfers, searches, and emergency situations than any other shift at Durango Jail. You are able to handle

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    Performance appraisals are a hot subject in management and organizations these days. Organizations rely on employees to complete business tasks in a timely and competent manner because their reputation may depend on the performance of its employees. It’s essential that organizations develop a performance management system to assist in evaluating their employees. The performance management system is usually used for annual employee evaluations. The performance management system can be performed

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