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An HR Administrator has designed the performance evaluation process to suit the competencies tied to an employee role. The administrator also…
Full set: 55 questionsAn HR Administrator has designed the performance evaluation process to suit the competencies tied
to an employee role. The administrator also designed the ability to rate how an employee progressed
throughout the year to show areas where they have improved. The performance evaluation is
designed in such a way that employees can rate their competencies. Other than this information,
what criteria is required?
Correct Answer:
C. Goals
Explanation
Goals provide a framework for employees to focus on achieving targets that align with the company's objectives. The performance evaluation process should be tied to the employee's goals, and the goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. By aligning the performance evaluation process with the employee's goals, the administrator can measure the progress of the employee, identify areas where the employee needs improvement, and provide feedback to help the employee achieve their goals. https://education.oracle.com/business-process-training
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