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Teaching managers to appraise performances.

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To accomplish effective performance reviews and appraisals that respect employee dignity, managers must cultivate a wide range of competencies. Systems are required to observe and collect data, cue and measure observations, then interpret behavior.

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D L Mitchell, E Green. 1996. Teaching managers to appraise performances.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8700489/

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