Performance Appraisals

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"Introduction
Managers with even the best understanding of motivational processes are likely to encounter situations where their expectations and the performance of their subordinates fail to coincide. In these situations, it is up to the manager to determine what the problem is, and how best to remedy the situation. Fundamentally, it is the manager's responsibility to evaluate the performance of the subordinate, and counsel the subordinate on how best to improve that performance. This research examines the role of performance appraisals and rewards in the business environment.

Importance of Employee Appraisals to Companies
Evaluation and counseling is important not only to the immediate job at hand, but also in anticipating the needs of the organization in the future.."

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